Maui County is launching a new loan program this summer to help middle- income Lahaina homeowners who are still struggling to rebuild since the Aug.…
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In March, the quote from President Donald Trump was blasted across social media, and linked to from WhiteHouse.gov: “I’m not going to touch Social Security,…
Dozens of people gathered under gray skies and intermittent rain Friday morning at Mauliola — also known as Sand Island — for a public blessing…
APARRI, PHILIPPINES — Last week the annual Exercise Balikatan — Tagalog for “shoulder to shoulder” — officially wrapped up in the Philippines. The 40th iteration…
Small Hawaii farms would see greater opportunity to provide fresh produce to island school children under a bill that the Legislature sent to Gov. Josh…
What’s in a name? That question remains a powerful one, more than four centuries after William Shakespeare posed it. The Hawai‘i Board on Geographic Names…
City lawmakers are leading the push to return Sand Island’s name to its Native Hawaiian name Mauliola, which means “breath of life” or “power of…
The U.S. Army hit a speed bump in its effort to retain training land in Hawaii with the state Board of Land and Natural Resources…
Hawaii lawmakers have bolstered the state fireworks provisions with a handful of successful bills, and not a moment too soon. Days after the 2025 regular…
Hawaii’s U.S. District Court has awarded damages to 17 people affected by the November 2021 Red Hill water crisis. In a long-awaited preliminary decision dated…