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A bill before the Legislature would exempt the company from tax laws that apply to local property managers and allow it to hide illegal operators.

Don’t let our experience sour you on ride-hailing companies, but next time we’ll call a cab.

City Council Chair Ernie Martin and Councilman Joey Manahan have forgotten separation of church and state.

Helping the struggling hospital with a modest annual subsidy makes good financial and moral sense.

A Hawaii poet moved by the brutal violence driving elephants to the brink of extinction tenderly introduces his daughter to the gentle giants at the Honolulu Zoo.

Child sex abuse lawsuits have sparked reforms and heightened awareness. But for victims, the pain lingers.

State and tourism officials just don’t want to say anything that could scare tourists — especially when it comes to drowning in Hawaii.

A skilled bank executive with years of private-sector experience from the private sector, Don Horner failed to adjust his style in his capacity as a public servant.

A new payment system for doctors rewards physicians for healthier patients who require less care. That doesn’t bode well for patients who require complicated, expensive care.

Why would anyone become a journalist? I’m glad you asked.