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Medications designed to help Alzheimer’s patients can have severe consequences for patients who have the second-most common form of dementia.

I used to wonder how the world could turn their back on Jewish refugees in the face of Nazi atrocities. Now it’s my generation’s turn.

Justice Kennedy’s 11th-hour stay of the Nai Aupuni delegate election process allows for a full review that ought to yield a decisive victory for Native Hawaiian self-governance.

A new wave of architectural uglification is under way. It’s time to start naming names.

The latest estimate puts fixing the 45-year-old pools at $15.2 million. But it doesn’t have to cost that much if we find creative solutions.

Are we really willing to rip up our agreement with the federal government to gain “more control” over the rail route?

On a week when tradition reminds us to count our blessings, we’re reminded that there are plenty to count in an island paradise we’re fortunate to call home.

You might say no. You might be right. But there are reasons for hope.

The past 12 days have focused a spotlight not only on troubling events in Europe and Africa, but on an unseemly wave of panic sweeping America.

The signs are hard to regulate because they’re put up and taken down before city enforcement can get to them.