It includes not killing undersized catch, building artificial reefs and considering the benefit of invasive plants.

In the islands, meth is a baseline drug while fentanyl is a lethal contaminant.

Without immediate action, the industry faces a bloodbath next year.

It could lessen the burden of condominium disputes on courts and spare owners and associations millions of dollars in legal fees and insurance costs.

By focusing on connection across generations, they have a better chance of remaining vibrant, relevant and resilient.

And in Hawaiʻi it is celebrated in November, not April.

Hawaiʻi has one of the highest rates for cremation services in the U.S., but regulations on surgical implants are inadequate.

While financial knowledge may exist, the capacity to apply it effectively often does not.

Policies must be implemented to match the urgency of the crisis Hawaiʻi faces.

What’s being challenged is a legacy of justice born out of cultural survival.