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In bill-signing ceremonies, Hawaii governor honors lawmakers, pleases advocates and acts like a leader — one running for re-election.

The U.S. Congress says Dr. Mehmet Oz’s hype about amazing thinning products is devoid of scientific credibility.

The growing number of players and logos from Japan, South Korea and elsewhere highlights the evolution of trade between Asia and the U.S.

Going over the hard lessons found in the 488 pages of emails written by operatives in the 2012 push to discredit rail opponent Ben Cayetano.

When President Obama is bringing friends and family to the trail it isn’t as though the hike will become the road less traveled.

The state should join others that are overcoming uncomfortable questions to help speed up action to spare people who are dying from drugs.

Support of Japanese-Americans has historically been critical to win elections in Hawaii.

The candidates care about the exceptional electorate, people like you who pay close attention to politics. So what does this mean for the coming elections?

It started with four plaintiffs, but a judge will decide if families’ claims at Kaneohe Marine Corps Base can become a class-action proceeding.

The way we handle the remains of the dead has changed greatly — and in some intriguing ways — over the last century.