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“It’s so surreal that everything that we had is now just part of the land,” said an Anahola resident surveying her ruined homestead.

Construction crews arrive in force and businesses and homeowners clean up,  but residents are keeping a wary eye on weather reports.

They’re studying water management issues and pushing for the release of water into stream beds for agricultural use.

A new University of Hawaii professor, who spent years abroad, says in the current political climate the U.S. needs more science — and more scientists than ever.

“The Blood Calls” to London Lewis as he searches for his birth culture in the Marshall Islands. And we investigate adoption practices in Hawaii and Arkansas.

Oceangoing vessels contribute 2 to 3 percent of the world’s total greenhouse gas emissions, studies show.

Voters created the office less than two years ago. Now Council Chair Ernie Martin wants to slice its budget in half.

Pokai Bay Beach Park has other health and environmental hazards, too.

The foundation’s vision of moving Hawaii to 100 percent renewable energy is now central to the state’s energy plan — and has some traction on the mainland.

The plan includes building up to 16 turbines in the Waianae mountains to pay for a massive land restoration project.