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A state board recently voted to raise the rent for public land the popular Waikiki show needs as a safety zone.

Exploratory botanist Steve Perlman descends remote cliff faces in one the country’s few places where the age of botanical discovery remains far from over.

As federal officials sift through public comments on national monuments, supporters of Hawaii commercial fishermen say they merit special consideration.

It’s the first such birth on the busy beach in at least several decades, according to NOAA.

The governor’s office failed to submit nominees for two at-large seats by the federal deadline, but a U.S. territory stepped up to save one.

The complaint claims the company is violating the Clean Water Act by fouling ocean-bound gulches with animal waste.

Both environmentalists and commercial tuna fishermen are upset about lost opportunities after the governor’s office didn’t submit Wespac nominees on time.

The head of Hawaii’s aquatic resource division said he’s not sure lawmakers “knew what they were doing” when they passed the bill.

Hawaiian Electric is drafting a new strategy after regulators rejected an earlier $736 million proposal in part because it didn’t serve solar users well.

The group signed a letter emphasizing how protected reserves help the economy and biodiversity.