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Remembering a would-be queen, the father of a princess, and an underappreciated jazz icon: November 1st marks the anniversary of two births and one death of three notable figures in Hawaii’s history.

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Controversial developer of an Ala Moana project faces new legal problems

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20 years ago, a killer shattered the morning calm and changed Hawaii forever

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Nearly 150 wedge-tailed shearwaters killed by cats and dogs on Kauai

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The Honolulu Zoo this morning celebrated the arrival of three new South African cheetahs fom the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, where they were born.

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Mysteries of the Oahu Cemetery

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Looking back on Hawaii’s worst mass shooting in modern history: November 2, 2019 marks a significant anniversary in Hawaii, but it’s not one to celebrate.

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Tulsi Gabbard: Release documents related to Saudis and 9/11 - Gabbard was joined by victims' relatives who have filed a federal lawsuit seeking the release of documents that they believe link the attackers to Saudi government officials.

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30 years later, Molokai remembers a plane crash that claimed 20 lives

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Thousands remain without power in east Oahu after tree falls on power lines

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Hawaii Schools May Soon Experience A Wave of Retirements: Three of the state’s 15 complex area superintendents are leaving this school year. Many more school officials will soon be eligible to retire.

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Mysteries around Honolulu with Lopaka

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A researcher in the Hawaiian atolls found a message in a bottle. Here’s what it said

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After three years of back and forth, the Hawaii Community Development Authority has agreed to pay the city $2.25 million to take ownership of three troubled parks in Kakaako.

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Kauai police arrested a Kauai County councilman Tuesday afternoon after he attempted to flee from police during a traffic stop.

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Snow dusted the summit of Mauna Kea on Tuesday afternoon due to passing thunderstorms, and there is a chance of a repeat again today, according to National Weather Service forecasters.

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New Lawsuit Filed In Maui County’s Supreme Court Showdown: The latest legal action asks a state court judge to allow the Maui County Council to settle the case before it has the potential to carve a giant loophole into the Clean Water Act.

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Lactation Room Opened At Hawaii State Capitol: It’s intended to provide “a comfortable, private space for mothers to nurse their babies and express milk.”

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Friends Tell Court Former Honolulu Police Chief Kealoha Was A Model And Deserves Leniency

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Our DC Delegation Needs To Step Up To Save Honolulu’s Drinking Water: The U.S. Navy is willing to go slow and cheap when it comes to averting an environmental catastrophe on Oahu.

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Denby Fawcett: Understanding What Drives Tulsi Gabbard Is A Futile Task - You can’t explain the actions of Hawaii’s presidential candidate through the lens of conventional politics.

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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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12,000 lbs of ghost nets found during Kaneohe Bay restoration: They have been sitting on the reef for at least a year and a half, and according to Hawaii Pacific University and the Ocean Voyages Institute

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As Honolulu police clear roads for wind farm, some ask why the same can’t be done for TMT

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Is New York really ‘exporting its homeless to Hawaii,' as a recent article claimed?

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