Hawaiʻi has been recruiting teachers from the Philippines for several years to address the state’s ongoing teacher shortage.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is trying to reduce the load on the island’s housing stock but the continual need to relocate is frustrating residents.

A new database will track Hawaiʻi lawsuits against executive orders and other actions taken by the second Trump administration.

Legislators passed a historic new green fee. They also kicked some of Hawaiʻi’s most daunting environmental challenges down the road.

The move opens the door for companies tired of waiting for permission to scrape the ocean floor.

The USDA decision has led to lost jobs, confusion and a setback on climate initiatives in the agricultural sector.

The city announced that nearly $10 million for seven programs, including a Waiʻanae Coast bus rapid transit project, has been eliminated.

Campbell High’s class action lawsuit has shown that female athletes in the state face real problems. We need help from readers to ferret out issues at other schools.

The details behind bribery convictions of two Hawaiʻi lawmakers are vital to restoring the public’s confidence in the integrity of our political system.

Besides Hawaiʻi laws aimed at mitigating the effects of climate change, a high-profile case brought by Honolulu against major oil companies could be affected.