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A late-in-the-game legal opinion saying attorneys could face ethics charges for helping medi-pot businesses get established requires quick action.

Citizenship in the Hawaiian Kingdom was never confined to one race. So a race-based election to create a race-based nation would be blatantly non-Hawaiian.

Gov. David Ige nominated a leader to bring “transformation” to the utilities commission. He’s getting his money’s worth.

Episcopal priests urge their parishes to allow people to stay in church yards, halls or parking lots, or help them financially.

The former CEO’s false attack on Planned Parenthood, a breakout moment in the GOP debate, stoked an environment where a shutdown is all but certain.

We have not been kind to the bay, though it continues to be kind to us. Still, if Maunalua thrives, so do we.

First, the Texas developer gets control of the public facility and rebrands it “Kewalo Harbor.” Now it wants to redevelop the place as its own retail-heavy waterfront.

A new effort blooms to restore the health of Maunalua Bay; key takeaways from the scandalous arrest of the a 14-year-old with a love for science.

A successful academy in Waianae and another serving Native Hawaiians show the promise in replicating this approach throughout Hawaii.

The case of an IT vendor pocketing $8 million in fees despite failing to deliver on a software contract illustrates the inadequacy of the state’s lobbying law.