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The majority of Hawaii’s dams trace their roots back to the sugar cane plantation days, but the industry has left the state. And so has the money to maintain them.

Speaker Scott Saiki says the House must act after a formal complaint was filed over Rep. Sharon Har’s arrest.

Money from the $1.6 billion American Rescue Plan could be used to continue paying into state employees’ retirements fund, something the governor had suspended.

Farm Link Hawaii connects food stamp beneficiaries with local farmers. The next step: taking those transactions online.

The governor received the Lava Tube dishonor for his suspension of Hawaii’s public records law.

Besides trying to right past wrongs, these young people are using the legacy of nuclear testing to embrace their culture and educate others.

Minor mistakes that led to overpayments of a few hundred dollars can hold up much more substantial relief for struggling families.

Barriers to vaccine access include the state’s prioritization categories, vaccine hesitancy, technology and language barriers, state officials say.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs won’t be able to build 400-foot-tall towers near the Kakaako shoreline.

Phase 1b was supposed to include only “frontline” essential workers but it has largely been left to interpretation.