Chad Blair: Is Rowena Akana’s Political Career On The Line?
The longest-serving OHA trustee faces allegations of ethics violations while also waging a re-election fight.
Who’s Who On The Ballot For The Office Of Hawaiian Affairs
Up for grabs are three OHA at-large seats, as well as seats representing Maui and Oahu.
Kauai: Prominent Native Hawaiian Activist Arrested At Encampment
Robin Danner and her son, Garrett, were arrested Wednesday after a confrontation when authorities tried to evict a former caretaker at Kumu Camp.
How OHA Trustees Spent Their Allowances
Thousands of dollars went to support athletic competitions, charitable galas and beauty pageants.
City Mistakenly OK’d Permit For Site With Native Hawaiian Remains
A residential development is on hold while a developer devises a plan for the iwi — 12 years after the state warned the city of their possible presence.
This Waianae Homeless Camp Is Going Legit
Residents, who fought off state plans to sweep the camp at the Waianae Boat Harbor, want to create a new self-made village for up to 300 homeless people.
Denby Fawcett: Was Hawaii’s Last King A Branding Genius?
David Kalakaua was a roving royal ambassador, developing nearly 100 Hawaii offices around the world, among other international outreach efforts.
Poverty Persists Among Hawaiians Despite Low Unemployment
The jobless rate for Native Hawaiians was only 4 percent in 2017 but they continue to have higher-than-average poverty rates.
Kauai: This Drag Revue Goes On After Star Performer’s Suicide
A man who inspired well-attended monthly performances in the Native Hawaiian stronghold of Anahola was despondent over losing his job.
Why Brett Kavanaugh Scares Native Rights Advocates
Hawaii Sen. Mazie Hirono is just one of those who worries the Supreme Court nominee could upend hard-fought policy and funding gains.