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The first big swell of the season arrived on the North Shore overnight. Waves up to 20 feet high brought hundreds of people to watch Mother Nature’s show, and of course the surf.

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A man killed by Big Island police after shooting and killing an officer had a loyal group of friends who helped him elude capture for three days, prosecutors said.

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Tonight’s Hawaiian moon phase: Muku

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She lost her arm in a shark attack, but surfer Bethany Hamilton is living 'an unstoppable life'

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Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants prepare to vote on a possible strike

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Labor bill favoring unions becomes law without the mayor’s signature

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Support for an inclusive playground is there. But where should it be built?

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Kauai’s police chief urges parents to remind kids about seriousness of making threats

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The Department of Land and Natural Resources reports another tilapia invasion. This time on the Big Island.

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Hawaiian royalty descendant Abigail Kawananakoa was back in court Friday, rejecting claims she can’t handle her own financial affairs and medical needs.

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How To Remove Homeless People From A Park? Close It, Honolulu Says

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‘Explain this’: Hawaii woman captures chicken skin photo at beach - A Hawaii woman posted several photos of a man who appeared to be transparent at Alii Beach.

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Rail Contractor’s Former Lawyer Alleges ‘Illegal’ And ‘Dishonest’ Activity: A whistleblower lawsuit says Nan Inc. tried to drive up rail construction claims at taxpayers’ expense.

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Four multi-talented Hawaiian artists will receive well-deserved recognition for their contributions to Hawaii’s music and recording industry on Sunday when the Hawai‘i Academy of Recording Arts presents the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Awards at the Japanese Cultural Center in Mo‘ili‘ili.

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Waikiki Banyan condominium owners have received a courtroom stay temporarily preventing the city from enforcing a new law designed to crack down on illegal short-term rentals.

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Maui’s Water Fight Has Become A Major Power Struggle: The mayor won’t settle a case with national implications despite the council’s instruction to do so, spurring a new lawsuit to sort out the separation of powers.

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Suzuki sparks 7th-inning burst, Nats take 2-0 lead over Astros: Baldwin grad’s go-ahead homer helps Washington sweep in Houston, 12-3

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Police are asking for the public for help in tracking down witnesses to a kidnapping Tuesday in Waipahu. The incident happened about noon when several men wearing blue bandannas assaulted a victim at the Waipahu Townhouse complex.

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A large brush fire in the Kahana Ridge area that forced evacuations, damaged homes, triggered road closures and even jumped an airport runway continues to burn Wednesday, but firefighters appear to be getting the upper hand.

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Disney-Pixar artist paints mural in Waipahu with help of 100 Hawaii students

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A lawsuit filed by the federal government says the captain of a fishing vessel that ran aground on Oahu left the bridge unattended for hours.

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Is the Prosecutor’s Office doomed to repeat the past? That’s what the Council is worried about

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Murder suspect Kumulipo Sylva said he swung a machete at “one of Satan’s minions,” describing how he killed a man in the bathroom at Queen Ka’ahumanu Center last year.

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With Eye On Mauna Kea, Oahu Isn’t Letting Protesters Stop Unpopular Projects: But the price for pushing through unpopular projects such as the Nā Pua Makani wind farm is an enormous logistical effort to keep the kiaʻi at bay.

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4 truckloads of wind turbine parts delivered to Kahuku after 6 more arrests

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