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The judge ruled Abigail Kawananakoa can make simple decisions but not complex ones such as altering her 2001 trust.

Judge is asked to appoint a guardian for Abigail Kawananakoa to ensure her trust goes to Native Hawaiians

The Hawaii senator thinks the Supreme Court nominee’s views on Native Hawaiian voting rights could threaten other federal programs for indigenous populations, including in Alaska.

The planned Dwayne Johnson movie continues a colonial legacy of exploiting and marginalizing Native Hawaiians.

Trump’s Supreme Court nominee once called the Office of Hawaiian Affairs a “naked racial spoils system.”

Pointing to the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, Jen Ruggles says functioning as a County Council member may violate U.S. and international laws.

Her former lawyer questions whether the heiress’ current legal team is acting in her best interests in the fight over her $215 million trust.

Developers of a free Hawaiian language course want to hear Hawaiian used more frequently by visitors and residents alike.

Kalei Akaka and Esther Kia‘aina will face off for the Oahu trustee seat while three incumbents advance with three challengers to November.

There are more than 1,000 trademarks using the term, raising broader questions about protecting Native Hawaiian intellectual property.