Recent weather woes in Hawaiʻi exposed a lack of just-in-case thinking.

Loose talk about bombing Iran’s civilian infrastructure skips over the real cost of escalation — and Hawaiʻi is about to feel those consequences.

The family shop has been a landmark of Kalihi for 85 years. The community will feel the loss.

Hawaiʻi’s problems have been obvious for years. Political leaders are adding fodder to the argument that government doesn’t work.

In Hawaiʻi it’s the economy, not the culture that forces families to jam together in small living spaces or move away altogether.

An exhibit at The British Museum, “Hawaiʻi: a kingdom crossing oceans,” poses questions that have historically been uncomfortable for museums.

The British Museum has mounted an exhibit in collaboration with Indigenous people. But when invaluable Hawaiian artifacts are held in collections so far from home, how many people from here will get to go see it?

The party the former Democratic Maui lawmaker enthused over in a candid interview doesn’t exist in today’s political reality.

The developer won approval after agreeing to turn a substantial portion of living space into a garage and remove one of its 17 bathrooms.

The lack of transparency and accountability is the first thing wrong with the entire investigation.