The governor should veto a misguided measure legislators passed in reaction to a teen's tragic death.

Police can seize property without a court process if they suspect it is connected to a crime or poses a danger.

For more than a century, the annual event brought together the island's diverse communities and was a source of cherished memories for generations of residents.

The rhetoric and attitude don't remind me of the Hawaii I know.

The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled that a fetus is not a person and cannot be a crime victim in 2005, a decision that carries extra weight in a post-Roe world.

Failed prosecutions are no reason to roll back protections against unconstitutional search and seizure.

A look at the state's history shows that homegrown support for Donald Trump and extreme right-wing organizations didn't materialize overnight.

Plans for converting Honolulu's Bethel Block into affordable housing won't make a dent in the shortage any time soon.

Lengthy probation periods can be detrimental to families and community and to chances of reintegrating offenders.

The Unity March in Lahaina was a reflection of both Native Hawaiian values and the unique culture of the Valley Isle.