Only a third of educators in a recent survey said they felt well-prepared to integrate Hawaiian language, culture and history into their lessons.

New report says increases are expected primarily in areas such as food preparation, transportation and health care support — all lower-paying work.

Public companies have to report executive compensation and how that compares with median worker pay.

Lobbyists are still the top donors, but they no longer can give lawmakers money while they’re in session.

Here’s a look at how much City Council members spend on the colorful and often fragrant garlands.

School surveys show an uptick in parent satisfaction with the school system, although response rates remain low.

Working in organized labor can be lucrative — for some.

Hawaiʻi has had relatively few gun-related deaths, but they’ve risen sharply over the past 10 years.

The state has seen a boost recently in the application rate for federal financial aid, but it still falls short of its pre-pandemic level.

Honolulu Police Chief Joe Logan attributes the declining crime rate to the work of his officers, but a researcher with the University of Hawaiʻi said it’s likely part of a broader social trend.