The Hawaii Supreme Court heard a $4 billion argument Thursday over the Maui wildfire lawsuits. The court faces a decision that could kill the so called “global” settlement between victims, Hawaii ...

Native Hawaiian Warren Freeland wants to see his family’s historic Pioneer Inn rebuilt as it was before the 2023 wildfire ...

Maui-born author/playwright Lee Cataluna is acclaimed for her insightful plays and novels that highlight local life in Hawaii ...

If California residents seek a microcosm of the challenges Los Angeles will face as the city recovers, they could look to ...

A bill that would establish a standard vehicular pursuit policy for all Hawaii’s law enforcement agencies has cleared its ...

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The report was delayed by a temporary Trump administration shutdown of a weekly federal report that public health leaders ...

A 72-year-old man was airlifted to safety after he fell and injured his leg during a hike on the Waiheʻe Ridge Trail, ...

An event in Wailuku on Saturday, Feb. 15 will offer guidance to renters and landlords following the eviction moratorium that expired this week.

The fire’s victims, along with the state and other parties, agreed in August 2024 to a $4 billion settlement to resolve hundreds of lawsuits filed in the wake of wildfires that destroyed the town of ...

The $4.037 billion Global Settlement was announced in August. On Thursday, Feb, 6, the Hawaii Supreme Court finally had the opportunity to question lawyers about the legality of it.

New USC assistant head coach Rob Ryan went on a wild and bizarre rant during his Trojans press conference. See it here.