Izakaya LaLa opened Wednesday above Totoya with just 22 seats, Fukuoka-style skewers and a wall map tracing each sake's origin.

Luana Fitch, an eighth grader from Haʻikū, lands a four-year scholarship covering full high school tuition.

Harper Jade Chung arrived a week after Hurricane Lowell, and her Kīlauea family came home to no power or water.

A divided 6-5 federal appeals ruling revives Hawaii's 30-day permit window and police inspection rule for new handguns.

Only the third weather cancellation in the race's 47-year history comes as a tropical system threatens the Kaiwi Channel.

Commissioners backed just 5 of 48 properties for hotel-zoning exemptions, leaving thousands of Minatoya list units facing Bill 9's phase-out.

Registration for the Oct. 8 panel at Hyatt Regency Maui closes Thursday, with seats capped and lunch included.

Honolulu will be warm and windy Wednesday, but a strengthening tropical system could bring much more serious weather to Hawaii by Friday.

The Kauai man wasn't wearing a helmet when a turning SUV struck him near Alae Road, police say.

Ayzen Enos allegedly hurled rocks at a Mohouli Street house and two vehicles as women hid inside.

A Haiku mom saw her sewing nonprofit displaced by floodwater and now waits on Washington while Maui tallies nearly $15 million in storm damage.

Fourteen Waikīkī restaurants roll out prix-fixe menus and specialty drinks Oct. 1-11, from $46 tasting menus to a $350 crab combo.

A man believed to be in his 60s was rushed to the ER in serious condition after an apparent stabbing at Heeia Kea.