Peter Apo: Preserving Kukaniloko, Most Sacred Of Hawaiian Places
Nestled between the Waianae and Koolau mountains are stones marking where the progeny of the highest chiefs were born.
State Investigating Placement Of Human Remains At TMT Site
The Department of Land and Natural Resources acknowledged the probe in response to a public records request but won’t say more
Civil Rights Complaint: Pesticides Are Harming Native Hawaiians
Two local groups want the EPA to force state agriculture agencies to better regulate pesticide drift.
Can Spending Six Figures On PR Solve OHA’s Image Problem?
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs hired public relations consultants聽after a survey found many people believe it to be corrupt and badly managed.
Two OHA Seats Will Head To A Nov. 8 Runoff
Colette Machado has won her Molokai seat but the at-large seat and Hawaii Island seat will be on the general election ballot.
Incumbents Look To Hold Off Reformers In OHA Trustee Elections
Trustees Apoliona, Machado and Lindsey want another term. Could high-profile challengers upset聽the status quo?
Kukakuka At Thomas Square
Supporters of Nai Aupuni and Aha Aloha Aina came together to express very聽different approaches to Native Hawaii governance, but to also agree that unity is a shared goal.
After Brexit, A ‘Hawexit’?
Hawaii is one of five states identified聽as seeing interest in independence movements since the British voted to leave Europe last month.
Hawaii AG Appeals DHHL Case
础听circuit court鈥檚 decision in Nelson v. Hawaiian Homes Commission determined that the state should聽give the Department of聽Hawaiian聽Home Lands聽“sufficient funds.”
OHA CEO Crabbe Reappointed
The Board of Trustees has approved a new three-year contract.