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With added color and sound, images of old Hawaii are brought to life for modern audience

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Lanai’s Newspaper Is Now Owned By The Company That Owns Lanai: The sale of Lanai Today to billionaire Larry Ellison is raising concerns about journalistic integrity. But it may have saved Lanai from becoming a news desert.

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Pidgin 102: Should Pidgin be Standardized in Writing?

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Native Hawaiian Culture to Influence Management of Marine National Monument

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Residents say it’s impossible to book a spot with City’s new online reservation system for Hanauma Bay

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NASA sends squid from Hawaii into space for research

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Gov. David Ige held a news conference on Monday, June 21, at the state Capitol to discuss his intent to veto 28 bills out of 268 bills passed during the 2021 Hawaii legislative session.

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Robert Kekaula, Hawaii Sportscaster and KITV4 Managing Editor, dead at 56

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In Hawaii, US Postal Service reports dog attacks is the biggest risk carriers face on the job: There were at least 19 dog attacks in Hawaii over the past year.

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‘Ulu Education Toolkit Guide

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Relaxed interisland travel rules bring relief to residents: Some returning from trans-Pacific travel say exemption system confusing

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Two Hawaiian green sea turtles got a new lease on life on Wednesday, June 16. The honu are part of Sea Life Park’s honu breeding program, which has released more than 16,000 turtles into the wild since the 1970s.

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Pidgin 102: Who Should Be Allowed to Speak Pidgin in Hawai‘i?

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After the demise of the pineapple and sugar industries in Hawaiʻi, could agriculture be revived as a major economic driver for our state?

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Three Honolulu Police Department officers were charged Tuesday with multiple offenses relating to the officer-involved shooting that killed 16-year-old Iremamber Sykap on April 5.

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A Surprise Revelation In The Miske Case: A Plot To Kill A Union Official. A co-defendant described a new twist in the prosecution of the Honolulu businessman — an alleged murder attempt on a local union leader.

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The Microscopic Marvel of Sand: Sand. The word settles on your mind. You can feel the weight and the shift of it, the drift. The way it yields under foot or shimmers on the wind. You think sand is going to be simple. Here on Maui it is anything but. Not bland, our sand.

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Oahu grand jury declined to indict three Honolulu police officers in connection with April 5 shooting: Iremamber Sykap was driver of vehicle that allegedly led police on chase before final attempt to evade capture ended in his death in canal off of Kalakaua Avenue.

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An Accountant Is The Latest To Be Charged In The Miske Case: The charges filed last week against Tricia Ann Castro were the first to target a professional accused of aiding the Honolulu business owner in concealing his alleged criminal activities.

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Pidgin History 102: How Hawai‘i’s Unique Language Got Its Start

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A continued surge in home buying on Oahu last month helped drive the median sale price in the market closer to $1 million. Previously owned single-family houses on the island sold for $978,000 in May.

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Chad Blair: Tulsi Gabbard Has Been Making Headlines Again And Fox News Is Listening. The former Hawaii congresswoman has faded from public view in the islands. But she's making waves again nationally.

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Police Commission nominee denies racism exists in Hawaii

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The future of the old Paradise Park in Manoa is once again up in the air. The Manoa Neighborhood Board is set to take up a resolution to urge officials at federal, State and County levels to come up with the money to buy Paradise Park.

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Prostitution raids have stopped in Honolulu since new city Prosecutor Steve Alm took over this year. In a statement, he said the raids didn’t “meaningfully address the root cause of the problem: Human trafficking” and so plans to re-focus his efforts.

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