Big donations of the vintage instruments enrich the stateʻs Hawaiian Music Archives. Soon, you may be able to check them out.

The military removes a web page honoring the Hawaiʻi unit’s World War II exploits and its thousands of Japanese-American soldiers.

From organizing rallies and speaking events to starting a book club, they prefer to resist rather than just observe.

Leaving such a well-used restroom in disarray sends the wrong message to residents and tourists alike.

Walter Lamb started making his distinctive chairs after spotting a huge pile of metal tubing that had been salvaged from ships sunk during the 1941 attack.

The former Hawaii congresswoman keeps stumbling in her search for a political home to give her the clout and credibility she craves.

Free drinking water must be more accessible to reduce the use of plastic bottles and make sure all residents can stay adequately hydrated.

Honolulu appears headed for a new round of sweeps but the mayor says he’ll have places for the homeless to go.

Hawaii’s historic “Merci” boxcar was rotting in Ewa until volunteers stepped in to save it.