Kenneth Lawson criticized a Black history program for including no Black panelists.

Two Maui residents are asking a court to return a former state water official to his previous job.

Police are seeking legal protection over how they handle an applicant’s personal information.

The real target of the litigation was the use of race in affirmative action programs that benefit underrepresented racial minorities.

The Hawaii Supreme Court set the standard for student privacy in the 1990s and it hasn’t shifted.

Clifford Chen and Lawrence Lum Kee, formerly of Navatek LLC, were indicted along with their boss, Martin Kao, after making illegal donations to a senator’s reelection efforts.

Real estate purchases by anonymous shell companies can distort appraisals and tax assessments.

The settlement of a lawsuit over sex assaults of female inmates came after a federal court judge announced plans to probe allegations of misconduct by state lawyers.

Preston Kimoto is the seventh of Mike Miske’s original 10 co-defendants to plead guilty and flip on their former boss.

Using the First Amendment as an excuse to discriminate is nothing new.