Hawaii’s public broadcasting stations are scrambling to make up for a sudden loss in federal funding — forcing Hawaii Public Radio to pull from reserves…
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While the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts is due to receive about $1 million in federal funds from the National Endowment of the…
KAILUA-KONA — Honolulu Little League needed just one more out. With two outs and runners on first and second, Kawaihau Little League was looking to…
The likelihood of Hawaii’s Legislature holding a special session later this year to compensate for federal spending cuts may be dimming after alarms over such…
A bipartisan federal billwould buckle down on pinpointing illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing on imported snapper and tuna. Co-introduced by U.S. Sens. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii,…
The Navy is approaching a new phase of work to shutter its underground Red Hill bulk fuel facility and remediate leak contamination. Later this year,…
Over 80 people gathered Sunday at Ala Moana Beach Park for a paddle-out ceremony opposing deep-sea mining, joining a global day of action held across…
When Lei Akana shops for gifts or grabs a bite to eat, she is not just making a purchase — she is casting a vote…
State Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole — the father of three school-age children — may challenge incumbent U.S. Rep. Ed Case to represent urban Honolulu in the…
New federal regulations are expected to jolt up Hawaii electricity costs and make it harder for the state to achieve its clean energy goals. Changes…