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Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson lovingly described his daughter's enthusiasm at being the flower girl in his wedding to Lauren Hashian in his latest Instagram posts.

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The Wild, Exciting and Heroic Tale of Captain Haleiwa: The curious case of a property developer, a rundown theater and a man clad in pink.

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Why Molokai Is The Least Developed Hawaiian Island: Even centuries before Captain Cook’s arrival, its resources were exploited by outsiders.

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A man known as a rodeo star on Maui died Monday after he was pulled from waters off Hana, police said. He was identified as 38-year-old Brad Apo, of Makawao.

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Isles have second-longest wait time for transplants, national study finds

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Gabbard explains her streak of gray hair ... and why she’s never dyeing it

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A former death row inmate who has become notorious to Honolulu's law enforcement community was arrested early Tuesday, authorities said.

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Detroit Tigers minor league catcher Chace Numata from Pearl City has died days after being injured in a skateboarding accident in Pennsylvania. He was 27.

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Honolulu firefighters and lifeguards assisted more than 350 swimmers in the 50th annual Waikiki Roughwater Swim today due to strong current conditions.

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‘It makes you proud’: Thousands of visitors flocked to the USS Arizona Memorial Sunday, which reopened after 15 months of repairs.

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Honolulu police officers can once again show their ink. Under a new policy, officers don’t have to cover up non-offensive tattoos visible from the neck down.

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Hawaii Needs Automatic Voter Registration: All mail-in voting is a good step forward, but AVR could really improve turnout.

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Neal Milner: The Mysterious Ways Neighborhoods Shape Our Lives ~ New research suggests that social mobility and economic success depend heavily on the very discrete community, practically down to the block level, where you grow up.

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Case Looks To Set More Stringent Safety, Noise Standards For Tour Flights: Legislation introduced Wednesday would provide some state and local control over helicopter and skydiving flights instead of just the FAA.

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City Leaders: Plans For Rail Work Along Dillingham ‘Not Acceptable’ ~ Impacts to businesses and homes near the narrow, busy street could be severe. City leaders say HART still hasn’t sufficiently prepared for that.

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Legislative Leaders Need To Crack Down On Their HART Appointees: The four members appointed by lawmakers rarely show up, weakening promised legislative oversight on a project that is wildly over budget.

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Tulsi Gabbard Misses 2020 Presidential Debate Threshold: The Hawaii congresswoman didn’t qualify for the September debates due to her low poll numbers, but she hopes to be back on stage in October.

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Hawaii County will pay $15.1 million to the family of a Michigan real estate executive who was fatally struck by a Big Island police officer four years ago. It’s believed to be the state’s largest wrongful death settlement.

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The successful run of the Central East Maui youth baseball team will be celebrated by the community next week.

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Show Biz: Bruddah Iz’s ‘Rainbow’ spends 500 weeks on Billboard chart

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Monsanto Could Soon Be Facing Dozens Of Lawsuits in Hawaii Over Pesticide: Massive damage awards in previous cases are triggering a new onslaught against the chemical company.

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Judge: Mother Wrongly Listed By Hawaii As Abuser Had No Chance To Clear Her Name - Courtney Bird lost her case in federal appeals court because she didn’t file in time, but one judge blasted Hawaii’s system as nonsensical and unfair.

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Health Department Sets New School Vaccination Requirements: By the time the 2020 school year starts preschoolers, kindergarteners and seventh graders must receive an expanded set of vaccinations to prevent diseases and infections.

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Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard failed to reach the 2% threshold in two polls released today, the final day that Democratic presidential candidates have to qualify for the third debate next month.

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The National Park Service said today that the much-awaited reopening of the USS Arizona Memorial to walk-on access will take place this Labor Day weekend on Sunday after a 15-month closure.

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