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For the fourth straight year, fishermen reach their limit early, then buy the chance for more from the Northern Marianas.

An exemption in federal law changed who catches tuna for Hawaii’s longliners. Now some crew members are allegedly exploited.

Hawaii longline tuna fishermen have created a task force to respond to allegations of human trafficking and poor working conditions.

Hawaii’s congressional delegation reacts to the AP report on working conditions for tuna fishermen.

The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Council was one of only two U.S. organizations to oppose a broad new conservation measure.

A tiny nine-island nation at the forefront of global warming’s effects takes center stage at the World Conservation Congress in Honolulu.

Hawaii can do more, says the governor, who echoed the proposals of Pacific Island leaders on the first day of the World Conservation Congress.

The president addressed Pacific Island leaders on the eve of the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s 10-day conference in Hawaii.

UPDATED: The expanded Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument will be 600,000 square miles — nearly the size of Alaska.

Hawaii Gov. David Ige has thrown his support behind the proposed expansion of Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument.