Workers who had hoped to spend their careers supporting these at-risk local species have been let go. Now, who might take over remains up in the air.

State government has struggled to fill vacancies and nearly a third of its workers will be eligible for retirement in the next five years.

Court documents filed in a wildfire compensation lawsuit give an unprecedented look at the struggles fire survivors continue to face.

State lawmakers have introduced a bill to ban the sale of raw ahi in retail establishments unless it carries a label that says the country where the tuna was landed.

A token of country life, roosters are stirring up a fraught debate over the right to raise noisy fowl and the right to a good night’s sleep in Hawai‘i. 

The storm destroyed a primary nesting site for endangered sea turtles and monk seals. East Island’s reemergence in this remote atoll has become an unexpected sign of resilience against climate change.

Most Hawaiian homesteaders have switched from Sandwich Isles to either Spectrum or Hawaiian Telcom.

The latest state report examines the reasons behind Lahaina’s destruction and the fire that fueled it.

Residents aware of the dangers can take some steps to protect their communities, but they’re still looking to government to enforce stricter codes for all.

The proposed settlement still needs to be approved by a judge. And insurers that have paid out billions in claims have not agreed to terms.