Blaze Lovell

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands is being sued over a relocation plan residents say is inadequate.

The proposed commercial center on donated West Oʻahu land has run into significant opposition this year. But the proposal has evolved and a vote Tuesday will decide its fate.

State lawmakers distributed more than $49 million to alleviate federal funding cuts. About a third of the nonprofits selected were not directly impacted by those cuts, but served people who were.

Waimana Enterprises, founded by Al Hee, was hit with utility violations and previously got wrapped up in a fraud case.

OHA Chair Kai Kahale described the possibility of the federal government using eminent domain to retain state land as a "tired tactic colonizers have used for generations."

The governor's office is convening a Native Hawaiian advisory group to participate in the negotiation process, but OHA is seeking a larger role.

The chief executive of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs wants her job back amid an internal investigation.

Money for environmental cleanup, transportation projects and housing are on the governor's wish list.

The Kipona Scholarship is Kamehameha’s third-largest external financial aid program.

Updated: Students for Fair Admissions founder Ed Blum said he has received death threats over his attempt to strike down the policy.