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Sen. Roz Baker (D-West Maui-South Maui) called on Dr. Lorrin Pang, the Maui district health officer for state DOH, to be fired today in response to story that reported his support for use of malaria drug hydroxychloroquine and veterinary dewormer ivermectin as treatments for COVID-19.

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Famed attorney Michael Green announced he’s filing a massive lawsuit representing some 1,200 first responders against the Hawaii Governor’s vaccine mandate. - Lawsuit representing 1,200 first responders filed to stop mandatory Covid vaccines.

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Critics question why Ige is asking visitors to stay away, but keeping popular attractions open

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Protesters bedevil Lt. Gov. Josh Green at home as anti-vaccine violence and harassment spread nationally

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Hospitalizations in Hawaii are up 854% in 2 months, despite one of the longest mask mandates and highest vaccination rates in the country, but the good news is that experts and the media are squarely focused on ignoring this and forcing masks on 2 year olds.

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The Pentagon enlisted the help of domestic airline companies, including Hawaiian Airlines, on Sunday to aid in the evacuation efforts of Americans and allies from Afghanistan.

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Go native: growing a native hawaiian urban forest project

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Honolulu officers will not be tried in sykap killing, judge rules. updated: judge william domingo said it was unreasonable for the prosecution to argue that the officers were not in danger.

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Hawaii Fire Captain Pours Heart Out Against Governor's Vaccine Mandate

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A Hawaiian man was arrested, sequestered at a state hospital and forcibly injected with drugs after being mistaken for someone else, court documents say.

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Shirokiya, a venerable retailer in hawaii and conduit of japanese culture for over 60 years, appears on the brink of permanent closure.

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University of hawai‘i’s football field history: the clarence t.c. ching athletics complex will be home turf for the uh rainbow warriors’ games in 2021. but this isn’t the first move for the football team in the past 100 years, or the last.

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a hearing is set to resume on tuesday to determine whether there’s probable cause for murder and attempted murder charges against three honolulu police officers involved in a shooting that killed 16-year-old iremamber sykap in april.

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Hawaii’s carissa moore defeated south africa’s bianca buitendag to win the gold medal in the first-ever women’s surfing event in the summer olympics on tuesday in tokyo.

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Paid to stand by: how a botched rail contract multiplied costs. rail contractors were paid to ramp up and be ready to perform utility relocation work that didn’t materialize.

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After a bird native to hawaii was thought to be dead for more than a year and a half, its distinct song recently rang through the leeward slopes of haleakala.

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Chad blair: honolulu was already transformed by tourism in 1969. national geographic's profile of hawaii's capital city 10 years after statehood was a preview of things to come.

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The Honolulu City Council is scheduled Tuesday to vote on a resolution to remove the famous Haiku Stars, also known as Stairway to Heaven.

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The Case Of 3 Honolulu Cops Charged With Killing Teen Is Ramping Up: Defense attorneys are working to get charges dropped as prosecutors prepare to present evidence against the officers on Tuesday.

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We Need To Take Wildlife Harassment More Seriously: Public punishment of offenders, like making them do environmental service and putting that on social media, is one idea.

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How safe is the water in Hawaii you swim in? Water at 55 of 218 Hawaii beaches tested by state DOH in 2020 exceeded federal safety threshold for swimming on at least one day during year, and 14 beaches were potentially unsafe on at least 25% of the days they were tested.

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In the wake of two separate videos shared across social media that show two visitors touching endangered Hawaiian monk seals, Gov. David Ige warned tourists that anyone who touches or disturbs the seals “will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

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The University of Hawaii announced today that it will not require students to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to attend in-person classes on its campuses this fall, as originally anticipated.

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The Hawaii Department of Education announced today that every student enrolled in the state’s 257 public schools will receive free breakfast and lunch meals during the entire 2021-22 academic year.

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Hawaii Restaurants Got $414 Million In Pandemic Aid. Where Did It Go? The $26 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund ran out of money almost immediately after it began accepting applications.

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