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A man who lost his waterfront land may have to pay the state $1 million as part of an eminent domain case.

Honolulu is full of Japanese tourists in wedding attire, but many are there just for the photos.

The City Council passed two measures to aid businesses along the rail line but never provided any money.

An international commission slightly expanded catch limits for U.S. longliners based in Honolulu but the industry is still hoping for more.

With a new chief executive and the bulk of a new fleet set to arrive, Hawaii’s dominant airline will face a major competitor — Southwest Airlines.

Hobbled by pain from work injuries, Vanessa Sylva had to overcome medical reports by insurance doctors that challenged her need for surgeries.

The Hawaii Supreme Court made two rulings in 2015 in favor of workers who had been denied treatment for their injuries.

In Hawaii’s workers’ comp system, people with long-lasting injuries are often forced to battle doctors hand-picked by insurance companies to get treatment.

Kaimuki is combatting Black Friday and Cyber Monday with Small Business Saturdays in an effort to support small and local.

A Waimanalo company is trying to serve the growing market for people wanting greener burial options.