Hawaii Schools Aim for Health, Spark Tofu Poke Outcry.
Hawaii schools' tofu poke is sparking a cultural battleground. Is this a healthy lunch or a tone-deaf move erasing island tradition?
Kai Nakamura
Kilauea’s 46th Eruption: From Disaster to Scheduled Show
Kilauea's 46th eruption is scheduled for May 3-7. Discover why this isn't a disaster, but Hawaii's most predictable, fiery attraction.
Hawaii’s HB 1234 Won’t Stop Corporate Influence
A new bill claims to neuter corporate influence in elections, but is it just clever political theater? The truth about this "reform" might shock you.
El Niño ‘weakens,’ but Hawaii’s drought crisis intensifies.
El Niño's "weakening phase" is a dangerous misdirection. Hawaii's drought crisis isn't over; urgent action is critical now.
REMAX Sold to Real Brokerage—Hawaii Stays Local
The real estate world just changed forever, yet Hawaii remains different. Uncover the island twist that reveals our market's true power.
Sand Island’s Gritty Past Meets Mauliola’s Promise.
Sand Island's new name, Mauliola, is a powerful cultural step. But does it truly signal healing, or just mask the toxic legacy beneath?
Kubr’s 1st Start: 48 Assists, Big West Title for Hawaii
With a championship on the line, one senior's first start led Hawaii to a stunning Big West title, solidifying a dynasty.
HHS Declares Hawaii Emergency: 8 Months After Maui Fires
HHS declares Hawaii's emergency, but our islands have been in crisis since Maui burned. The real, unseen catastrophe is still devastating communities.
Sylvia Luke exits: Hawaii Lt. Gov. race now wide open.
Lt. Gov. Luke's exit isn't a graceful one; it's the opening shot in a bare-knuckle scramble for Hawaii's second seat. The Democratic Party now faces a live grenade.
Hawaii Government ‘Monitors’ While Gas Nears $6/Gallon
With gas nearing $6, Hawaii's families face a crushing affordability crisis. Our government offers only "monitoring" while your wallet bleeds.