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The county said it would make shelter beds available prior to moving homeless people from the area in September but the lawsuit says adequate space was not provided.

John Pelletier wants to use community policing programs and revamping oversight of use-of-force incidents to improve relations in Maui.

The COP26 conference on climate change runs through Nov. 12.

Ohana Zones funding has helped transition 1,100 homeless people into permanent housing.

Some think Hawaii is through the worst of the coronavirus pandemic but health officials urge caution as the virus becomes endemic.

State corrections officials refuse to reveal who has died behind bars, saying medical privacy laws prohibit disclosure.

Commanders say the Joint Pacific Multinational Training Center drills are likely to continue to be held in the islands, which have more realistic terrain for war scenarios.

The redistricting commission is moving a widely disliked plan forward while an alternate plan drafted by a Kailua resident is getting some support.

Edwin Young encourages the Legislature to “take action” against the state auditor or risk consequences. But the state auditor said Young is biased.

Despite Hawaii’s Democratic leadership, the state does not offer paid medical and family leave. Some hope Biden’s bill could change that.