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UPDATED: Trustee Rowena Akana, who’s in a legal battle with other board members, disclosed the money in a recent ethics report.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention takes the first national look at the health of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.

Tiny Mokauea Island is threatened by pollution and rising sea levels, while the handful of residents face uncertainty about their long-term lease with the state.

The proposed reauthorization of a housing bill leaves out annual funding of up to $13 million for Native Hawaiians.

Homeless people are allowed to set up housekeeping on the grounds of Iolani Palace, unlike nearby government buildings.

A lawsuit claims Pacific Beach Hotel and public agencies violated state law by not properly surveying and monitoring a construction site where bones were discovered.

A well-known Native Hawaiian attorney said it would be a war crime to evict his client. The state Supreme Court disagreed.

Thirty Meter Telescope opponents condemned the vandalism as desecration.

The Native Hawaiian agency claims it’s becoming more open all the time, but a national study says otherwise.

While DHHL moves forward with housing plans, the relatively new Homestead Housing Authority says it can help, too.