Tulsi Gabbard Is Refocusing Her Military Career In California
After 17 years, U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is leaving the Hawaii Army National Guard for a new unit on the mainland.
Marauder Samurai: Hawaii Soldiers Played Key Role In WWII Unit Honored By Congress
A handpicked team of Japanese American troops were the “eyes and ears” of an elite military unit as they fought in the jungles of South Asia.
Americans Don’t Realize The Extent Of White Nationalism In The Military
Increased public concern could create an incentive for policymakers to try to combat white nationalist groups, in the military and in society at large.
New VA Pacific Island Director: ‘Telemedicine Is The Way To Go’
A former Navy surgeon general takes on the care of veterans in Hawaii and across the Pacific.
Navy Expects Reforms To Follow Pearl Harbor Shooting Investigation
The report will help inform a larger military review of mental health and safety policies.
Family Sues Okutsu Veterans Homes Over COVID-19 Death
A lawsuit on behalf of the sons of Chris Drayer alleges substandard care and “non-existent” safety practices.
Hawaii Is Seeing A Boom In Military-Backed Mortgages
Changes to borrowing limits and a drop in housing prices are driving a big increase in home loans.
Army Wants To Retain Access To Big Island Training Area
Artillery is playing an increasingly prominent role in global conflicts, but opponents say  training at Pohakuloa threatens the environment and community health.
Pearl Harbor Shooting Investigation Finds Deeper Mental Health Concerns Among Submarine Crew
The struggles of the sailor who shot three civilians and then himself last year were overlooked in part because his challenges were not unusual.
Minority Leader Wants Transparency On Military’s West Loch Plans
Republican Sen. Kurt Fevella wants public hearings on a proposed Army munitions facility in his district.