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The Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency has big plans for a small $90,000 grant, starting with a pilot project in Chinatown.

Kaiser says its workers are overpaid but the union disagrees and opposes hiring workers at lower wages.

Residents say they feel trapped in new homes plagued by a mysterious water problem that they fear could be making them sick.

Federal investigators questioned one out of every $6 the regional fishery council spent over the past decade and documented inappropriate procurement practices.

His absence leaves Hawaii Attorney General Clare Connors to fill in as acting governor while Gov. David Ige is in Scotland.

Brun changed his plea as part of an agreement with prosecutors. A judge must approve the deal for it to move forward.

A Civil Beat investigation found that arbitrators in Hawaii overturn a police chief’s decision to suspend or fire an officer nearly 65% of the time.

A naval officer told the state health department that there are corrosion issues, including “holes in tanks,” that are being hidden from regulators.

State transportation officials plan to focus on coastal highways vulnerable to erosion and sea level rise.

Wind farm developers are funding millions of dollars of research that’s helping scientists better understand Hawaii’s imperiled bats.