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The company criticizes the federal agency for “lacking precedent and disregarding its own policies and regulations.”

The Agriculture and Health departments say they’ll gather more data, improve emergency responses and communicate better with public.

Sixty-four military families are now suing over allegations of failure to disclose pesticide contamination.

Military officials say they are protecting bird species and other wildlife by confining the target practice to one part of the small island.

The last-minute agreement represented one of the week’s few accomplishments, but more action on tuna is expected next year.

Diverse interests always seem to stymie a global organization charged with saving bluefin and bigeye tuna from overfishing.

Alexander & Baldwin wants a one-year renewal of its use of East Maui streams. The Sierra Club argues it doesn’t need the water.

The Pacific island nation partners with The Nature Conservancy to boost accountability and looks for lessons elsewhere — but not Hawaii.

A Civil Beat reporter catches a red-eye flight to Fiji, where hundreds of people are discussing the health of tuna populations.

A Native Hawaiian helps stage the event designed to deliver a message — and perhaps relieve tensions at Standing Rock.