Big Island groups worked with state agencies to open the cherished waters of Kealakekua Bay to spearfishing invasive fish.

The effort to help struggling students at the University of Hawaiʻi is led by volunteer faculty and staff. Other states ...

In recent years, the real progress has been outside the rooms where the high-level official U.N. negotiations are held.

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A new book shows how one Hawaiian family has upheld its responsibility to care for an important cultural site in the face of ...

Lawmakers are pushing for a comprehensive plan to address Hawaiʻi's overreliance on imported foods and the growing number of ...

Forcing the state to pay for religious charter schools would exacerbate the financial disparity that already exists between ...

The removal of short-term rentals in West Maui from the Minatoya list is not just a policy change — it’s a chance to reclaim ...

Federal data shows a decline in students staying home for college. The University of Hawaiʻi is trying to reverse that trend.

The uncomfortable truth is that Hawaiʻi likely has thousands more homeless people than the narrow definition used in the ...

The suit contends that Trump overstepped his powers under the U.S. Antiquities Act in opening most of the monument waters back up to commercial fishing. Only Congress, the suit argues, has the power ...