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Updated: The legal action follows a ruling allowing the Thirty Meter Telescope project to go forward on a mountain considered deeply sacred by many Native Hawaiians. 

A Waianae school, where 40 percent of students are chronically absent, is trying home visits and a partnership with family court to keep kids in class.

After racing to craft legislation in just five days last session, the group’s members want to continue addressing ethnic health disparities.

Two high-profile challengers will spice up the races for the embattled Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ board vote reversed an earlier decision to use a third party to distribute the funds.

Is the media telling you the real story of Abigail Kawananakoa or a fawning fairy tale?

The language that emerged from Hawaii’s blending of cultures “is something we have to embrace,” says a high school principal.

At 91, Abigail Kawananakoa has been a significant benefactor of Native Hawaiian culture and causes throughout a life of privilege and drama. But controversy still haunts her.

Abigail Kawananakoa, 91, weds Veronica Gail Worth, who is at the center of a battle over control of millions of dollars.

Protesters were able to delay construction atop Mauna Kea two years ago. They’ll likely try to do so again.