Biki represented an ideal Honolulu that hasn’t worked in the real Honolulu.

Life in Honolulu is hard on dogs for the same reasons it’s hard on people — unaffordability, confining living conditions and limited infrastructure.

These pages have immense reach. For crime news, they are one of the top sources of community information.

They’re a reminder of who we are and who we are still trying to be.

And, in the case of those relentless Derek Kawakami advertising spots, who’s paying for it.

A lawmaker’s amendment flew under the radar but put community programs at risk.

Applications require a plan not just for building a canoe but for deepening connections between the logs, trees and waʻa and their beneficiaries.

People are angry about the economy, and they know the policies of the past haven’t delivered for them.

Being caught in the bubble of listening only to people who share your views contributes to polarization, dehumanization and diminishing trust of others.

Hawaiʻi’s efforts to protect the public and regulate artificial intelligence fell short compared to other states.