The perimeter of the Neal S. Blaisdell Center was lined with 133 Hawaiian flags for the opening of the 25th Native Hawaiian convention on Tuesday – one for each year since the Hawaiian Kingdom was overthrown with the aid of U.S. forces in 1893. Now, state... See more
Church music mixes with the clucking of chickens to break the Sunday morning quiet along a country road on Oʻahu’s Waiʻanae Coast. Under the high, corrugated metal roof of Powerhouse church, Pastor Kimo Matsumoto points toward the church’s success stories... See more
‘We Can’t Screw It Up’: Infighting Rankles OHA A legal battle among the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees has spilled out of court and into the public eye. A legal battle among the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees has spilled out of... See more
Weeks before the Kona low storms, Honolulu reported that it was canceling another long-stalled project to dredge a flood-prone North Shore stream. The city owns the final stretch of a stream called Kaukonahua, and over the years, it had become clogged wit... See more
Weeks before the Kona low storms, Honolulu reported that it was canceling another long-stalled project to dredge a flood-prone North Shore stream. The city owns the final stretch of a stream called Kaukonahua, and over the years, it had become clogged wit... See more
