Palace And Capitol: Hawaiian Event Bridges Two Worlds
On the same day the ruling government reconvened its Legislature, thousands noted the anniversary of the former government’s overthrow.
Missile Scare Motivates Activists Who Fear Military’s Presence
The false alarm occurred four days before the 125th anniversary of the Hawaiian Kingdom’s overthrow.
Chad Blair: Did Hawaii Really Try To Thwart CNN’s Homelessness Report?
The DLNR explains its reasons for not granting a permit for access to an encampment near the Waianae Boat Harbor.
OHA Trustees’ Settlement Cost $879,000 In Legal Fees
Updated: The state agency paid $614,000 to litigate Akana vs. Machado, while insurer AIG paid for $265,000.
University of Hawaii Receives $23 Million To Fight Health Disparities
The federal grant will allow UH to target diabetes, obesity, hypertension and cancer in Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and Filipino populations.
Charter School Debuts An Online Hawaiian-English Dictionary
Students at the immersion school say the product could prepare them for a vocabulary test. But it’s also designed for the wider community.
How A Massachusetts Library Became ‘A Hotbed of Hawaiiana’
If you were researching the islands’ history, it’s not likely you’d think of heading to Worcester, but maybe you should.
OHA Settles Lawsuit That Pitted Trustee Against Her Colleagues
Updated: Former Board Chair Rowena Akana has penned an apology to other trustees, and each party will cover their own legal costs.
Why Hawaii Trends Toward Large And Extended Families
Cultural and economic factors keep extended relatives under the same roof in Hawaii, which leads the nation in prevalence of multigenerational homes.
Hokulea’s Voyage To Hana Is A Homecoming For Young Captain
Hana native Nakua Konohia-Lind, 24, the youngest captain of the storied voyaging vessel, manned the helm as it sailed in to East Maui.