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No scholar has had a more profound impact on the intellectual development of the Hawaiian community.

The Hawaii senator says Democrats have a unique opportunity to address centuries of racism, in part through funneling more resources to Indigenous communities.

The transition to Christianity that happened after the battle of Kuamo‘o left Hawaiians completely vulnerable to colonialism.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs wants to give out more money in grants to organizations while trimming its own spending.

The 80 acres coming to the Hawaiian Homes Land Trust would be the first suitable for residential homes under a law Congress approved in 1995.

From bloodline to living aloha, there are many ways for one to be Hawaiian.

The bank promised to lend $150 million to Native Hawaiians to help them buy homes on lands that had been set aside for them after the overthrow.

The process for selecting a replacement for Micah Kane, who serves on the board of one of the wealthiest and most powerful organizations in Hawaii, is raising questions.

The special project, Ka Ulana Pilina, aspires to serve the community by creating an inclusive space for Hawaiian language readers.

Kalepa Baybayan, a longtime Hōkūle‘a captain who helped rekindle traditional navigation in the Pacific, died suddenly in Seattle on Thursday.