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But a judge rules against the development company that is being sued over its decision to build a lagoon instead of the marina homeowners expected.

November was a feast of technology and design, but what happens next?

The retired car dealer’s wealth was not a factor in his surprise release from prison last week. But concerns over state liability were.

The holiday season is a good time to reflect on the Dalai Lama’s message of faith, hope and spirituality.

Hawaii has a solid history of social justice activism.

Lawmakers were unanimous that financial information be disclosed. Now a court has said the same thing. It’s time to release the records.

Fifteen years after its approval, Hawaii’s process is changing. But that won’t necessarily make it any easier for patients to get their medicine.

Correction officers calling in sick are costing taxpayers millions of dollars in overtime and preventing families from visiting inmates.

After a promising start four years ago, the state’s effort to reform early childhood educations lies in ruins. What will rise from them?

It just depends on your definition of wealth.