Honolulu City Council softened Mayor Blangiardi's plan, naming MOCA an office instead of a department after salary questions arose.

Honolulu faces another wet Thursday with possible heavy showers before a sunny, breezy weekend arrives.

Camp Alan Faye in Kōkeʻe is shut indefinitely after Hurricane Lowell toppled trees and gutted buildings. The Aloha Council has opened a recovery fund.

Light rain and gusty southeast winds are setting up a wet Wednesday in Honolulu. The forecast gradually improves by the weekend.

Ambrie Gilbert lost her Puna home to Hurricane Lala. Now she is chasing housing, jobs and school for her four kids.

Nearly 96,000 union workers now back Pāʻele Kiakona in a rare three-way West Maui race that could turn on a plurality.

A father-son duo graduated together as Hawaii's largest deputy sheriff class heads to airport and courthouse posts.

Christopher Wright faces $105,000 bail on burglary and theft charges tied to a Waimea jewelry store. Police say he roams from Waikoloa to Ocean View.

Applications opened Wednesday for Kauai businesses hurt by Hurricane Lowell, with awards up to $10,000 and help in seven languages.

The ʻUlana Gala pairs a moonlit feast with hula to fund financial security and youth programs across Maui Nui.

The state's consumer protection office says the Labcorp data breach exposed Social Security numbers and medical codes for thousands of residents.

The 9,740-foot summit building now shares Haleakalā's story in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi and English, a regional first for national parks.

Ricky Ewing and Lindsey Friedberg's yard tested at 186 times medium bacteria levels, and neighbors want the state to open a case.