A single settlement with a dialysis company accounted for the lion’s share of funds recovered by Hawaiʻi’s fraud unit, now facing federal scrutiny.

Some property owners are paying out of pocket to make their homes livable while waiting for federal funds they hope will come through.

The case is the first in at least 40 years in Hawaiʻi involving a noncitizen.

As it pushes to move cases through courts faster, the Trump administration fired a local judge without explanation.

With few exceptions, snorkeling and diving are off-limits around the USS Arizona. A Navy spokesperson confirmed the outing but said the service wasn’t able to track down who initiated it.

A new lawsuit filed by a legal advocacy nonprofit says a 35-year-old federal scholarship program that brought Native Hawaiian doctors to the islands is unconstitutional.

The state and counties were counting on federal funding to support flood cleanup efforts throughout the islands.

The president has denied and delayed requests for disaster aid from Democratic-led states. Hawaiʻi Gov. Josh Green hopes that won’t be the case.

Worried about immigration actions across the nation, the Maui County Council voids longtime local partnership between its police and the FBI.

The former Hawaiʻi congresswoman was an outspoken critic of U.S.-led regime change wars. Then she went to work for Trump.