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Shaka Santa needs a bit of repair before he’s ready for the opening night of Honolulu City Lights on Saturday. As the giant sitting Santa was making its way from Aiea to Honolulu on Tuesday, he lost a foot.

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Common Cause Hawaii is urging election officials to open more than a handful of voter service centers next year to make sure voting numbers aren’t depressed as the state for the first time begins holding all-mail-in elections.

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A judge has thrown out criminal sex assault charges against a woman who claimed she was a victim of sexual assault by the leader of a Filipino mega-church.

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Remembering Boki: bon vivant, royal instigator, and embodiment of a conflicted Hawaii

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Restoring the Forest: Habitat Loss is Threatening Maui’s Rare Endemic Birds. Can Rebuilding the Ecosystem Bring Them Back?

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Hawaii will need an additional 65,000 housing units statewide by 2025. Getting there will require more public infrastructure, like water, sewage, and electricity.

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The season isn’t over quite yet for four-time Hawaii state champion Saint Louis. The Crusaders will be playing in the Geico State Champions Bowl Series on either Dec. 21 or 22 in Las Vegas against an opponent who has yet to be determined.

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The next 100 days likely will determine whether the 20-mile Honolulu rail line will be finished by the city’s latest target date of December 2025, and there are signs there could be trouble ahead.

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Recipe: “Pumpkin” Thankful Rolls - This tasty bread has a surprise hidden inside, one that is just right for your holiday table.

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Controversial Bill 40, banning disposable plastics, up for final vote Wednesday

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iPods For the Elderly program helping pull memories in Alzheimer’s patients

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Hawaiʻi’s Carissa Moore has much to celebrate today, earning her 4th World Surf League Women’s Championship Tour title, securing a spot on the USA Olympic team, and garnering a semifinal finish at the lululemon Maui Pro event at Honolua Bay.

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Dog laws questioned: A Haena man whose child was allegedly attacked by a neighbor’s pit bull last month says he has struggled to get authorities to investigate the incident.

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Cyclists help make dreams come true: Inaugural Pedal Imua raises funds for Maui wish-granting program

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The Fairmont Orchid is partnering with Make-A-Wish Hawai‘i this holiday season to grant a special wish of a 16-year-old girl from O‘ahu who’s battling a brain tumor.

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VIDEO: Thrilling 55-Yard Field Goal Gives Hilo Vikings State Title

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FINAL STATISTICS: Saint Louis QB Jayden de Laura caps banner year for QBs

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Hawaii tourism stayed on pace in October to easily top the 10 million mark for visitor arrivals this year and extend a decade-long string of annual gains.

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'Emme’s Island Moments’ returns with Willie K. Thanksgiving special

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After fighting on the international stage, they want to revive kickboxing back home

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Honolulu police troubled by big spike in crimes involving firearms: After a rash of violent robberies in recent weeks from Salt Lake to Hawaii Kai, Honolulu’s police chief is trying to reassure the public.

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The Hawaii man indicted for allegedly cyberstalking a Utah family waived his right to a detention hearing in Hawaii today, opting to have it in the prosecuting district.

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Hawaii County police are warning shoppers to avoid two entrances of a major Hilo shopping center off Puainako Street while officers investigate a shooting that occurred shortly before 1 p.m.

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A Hilo resident found an alligator lizard on a Christmas tree over the weekend, while a green iguana was captured in Waimanalo, state agricultural officials said today.

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Oahu Beaches Will Soon Have Lifeguards Working from Dawn To Dusk: Starting in July 2021, city lifeguards will work longer days, as nearly 20% of ocean emergencies happen outside of current lifeguard hours.

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