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Chief Todd Raybuck has done a good job by most accounts and some local leaders say losing him would be a setback for the island. But others including the police union see it differently.

The fate of two state boards tasked with standardizing police practices and reforming the jail system depends on agreement between the Legislature and Gov. David Ige.

Some developers have turned acreage earmarked for farming into high-end luxury homes with high prices and restrictions on what the land can be used for.

In the absence of official guidance on how to distribute extra COVID-19 vaccines, two Hawaii hospitals are prioritizing employees’ families.

The AMVETS committee overseeing the effort hopes to have the memorial ready for the 79th anniversary of the Battle of Midway.

The federal COVID-19 bailout and strong objections from constituents are helping to sink the bill.

Health officials stressed that a few “breakthrough” cases are expected because the vaccines, though potent, are not 100% effective.

The Hawaii senator has been concerned about increasing hate crimes against the Asian American community since the pandemic started.

Officials are registering people at Tripler and other military medical centers and setting up drive-thru clinics on bases.

The pandemic is cited as having taken “its toll on us,” an owner says.