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When Baehr v. Lewin was filed in 1991 in Hawaii, same-sex marriage was considered an oxymoron.

Connection to the land is the foundation of who Native Hawaiians are.

It has not been updated in over a decade, and there are still tech fixes to be worked through.

Honolulu recently replaced many old-fashioned park benches along the Ala Wai Canal with green metal seats capable of holding only two people.

We need to look at structures, systems and big pictures in approaching our solutions to Hawaii.

Enforcement of civil and criminal laws is a necessary step to help cultivate democracy and restore public trust.

The incoming administration, which officially begins work Dec. 5, is seeking applicants for more than 100 positions including cabinet-level appointments.

Scientists, landowners and the government worked together to save this rare creature.

Expected to be completed in 2024, it will be the first major new exhibit the palace has undertaken in decades.

A recent conference brought together housing experts to chart a new path.