New filings show Matson's PAC gave $75,000 to a super PAC that attacked Ed Case before voters ever learned who paid for it.

Neighbor-island residents now face in-person hearings 87% of the time, up from under a third last year, according to Civil Beat’s analysis of immigration data.

Gov. Josh Green joined the ceremonial groundbreaking as Hoʻopili families who drive 4.5 miles to class finally get a neighborhood campus.

Carmen Hulu Lindsey and Keʻeaumoku Kapu face off again for Maui's OHA seat, with housing and Lahaina recovery front and center.

Testimony split nearly evenly as the oversight board sent public comments to UH regents instead of taking a stance.

A new report finds some Hawaiʻi agencies disclose nothing more than half the time; it also lists agencies that responded to requests within 10 working days or less.

Oʻahu's Question 20 closes a loophole exposed by Rene Mansho's 2001 resignation ahead of the November 3 vote.

A new study finds housing costs alone drive 34% of Hawaiʻi's poverty rate, with child poverty hit even harder.

Students get three minutes each to speak at Bachman Hall before a four-year tuition plan heads to the Board of Regents in November.

Hula's and Tapas Waikiki tested Honolulu's new 4 a.m. pilot ahead of Pride — but the extra hours are far from guaranteed going forward.

The ruling upholds the fee caps but preserves avenues for attorneys to challenge final fee allocations, clearing the way for payments to 21,750 Lahaina wildfire claimants.

The state gets $10 million by October 31, with up to $35 million more riding on a Missouri lawsuit against GE and other buyers.

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