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Businesses that rent from DLNR in Mapunapuna can ask for rent reductions when their leases come up for renewal.

Corals spawn tiny bundles of eggs and sperm on moonless summer nights. Scientists work using red head lamps.

Devastating storms on the mainland are prompting a renewed effort to finally fix the Ala Wai’s potential for flooding that could wipe out Waikiki.

In a race against time, Hawaii researchers are experimenting with breeding “super coral” to counter the effects of climate change on the world’s reefs

Bob Richmond, director of the Kewalo Marine Laboratory, walks us through the devastation to coral reefs over the past few years.

UPDATED: It’s the first such fine against an operator of spinner dolphin tours, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says.

UPDATED Justices rule the state’s practice of approving all properly prepared applications is inadequate.

But Secretary Ryan Zinke will recommend shrinking the boundaries of a “handful” of monuments and possibly allow drilling or mining in some.

The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources commenced the first of three poison drops on Wednesday.

A Sierra Club lawsuit says 38 privately owned tanks need to be upgraded.