High school students in the islands reported lower rates of bullying and drug abuse than peers on the mainland, but fell behind them in other health measures.

Gov. Josh Green's push for tourists to help fund climate mitigation is just the latest round of a debate that goes back nearly a century.

Census data released earlier this month reflects some of the housing challenges that existed even before the Lahaina fire.

Living without immediate neighbors can be creepy and lonesome, but the owners of the famed red-roofed house are determined to help bring their community back.

Addressing the problem will take more than an increased police presence.

There are twice as many farmers over 75 as there are farmers under 35.

The Honolulu Police Department has declined to share basic information about crime fighting resources in the area.

Data collection and sharing is so limited that the Attorney General's Office says researching ways to prevent firearm violence is "virtually impossible."

Homeless activist Twinkle Borge, who died in August, is being showered with public honors this week. She'd like it better if we would take meaningful action to address the struggles of our neighbors.

Japanese laborers were unable to sway powerful plantation owners and hysterical English-language newspaper editors in 1909, but they set changes in motion that would dramatically shape modern Hawaii.