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

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

President Wendy Hensel unveiled the plan at a packed Mānoa forum, calling it a shift from planning to execution.

Sylvia Lee says 45 written questions to board leaders got only 29 real answers before she walked away.

DreamHouse ‘Ewa Beach serves nearly 500 students but has zero board members to guide it — the state commission meets Thursday to decide what's next.

A charter amendment would bring ranked-choice voting to Honolulu mayor, council and prosecutor races, but state Republicans say it muddies the ballot.

Maui County wants to carve 28 farm lots into old sugar cane land near Ōmaʻopio and Pūlehu roads in Kula.

Daniel Anthony, a 48-year-old taro farmer and artist, says he's tired of fighting government and wants to lead it instead.

A $150,000 shell-company donation and an $8 million research grant sit at the center of a new ProPublica report on Maine's senior senator.

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

None of four Kailua sites studied meets Hawaii's landfill law, the board says, as Oahu's next dump site remains undecided.

Isaac Choy's wrongful termination case involves Brooke Wilson, Gov. Green's chief of staff.

Mayor Richard Bissen signed Bill 98, cementing a food security roadmap shaped by hundreds of Maui, Molokaʻi and Lānaʻi residents.