Earlier generations teased each other using racially based humor without malice. It helped people work together to make things better.
Rep. Jeanne Kapela says her Hawaii House invocation led to threats endorsed by Rep. Elijah Pierick — something he vigorously denies.
Proposals to transform Hawaii's current zoning laws would not even guarantee cheaper housing.
Playing by the rules, trying to save money, and doing your best to feed the kids and pay the bills? Try harder this election season.
Once a part of the urban fabric, pay phones are disappearing. In Hawaii, some are being removed, but others seem to be decaying in place.
Hawaii is the only state that doesn't require a fiscal analysis of a bill before lawmakers vote on it.
Lawmakers have taken up everything from shakas and UH regents to stadium money and publicly funded elections.
Failed prosecutions are no reason to roll back protections against unconstitutional search and seizure.
The shaka is a source of origin stories, family stories, and a way to talk about life in Hawaii.
The state has hired private security to defuse encounters between workers and people camping nearby.