Cory Lum

The fall of Honolulu’s law enforcement power couple. A resurgence of Hawaiian activism. The fading star power of Tulsi Gabbard. And the islands’ unstable future in the face of a changing climate.

This week’s king tides have beachgoers dodging waves while the canal nears the top of its retaining walls.

From bags of grain to kegs of the finished product, a look at the process that makes 1,500 barrels of beer a year in Kakaako.

After six months of training, 17 people graduate to begin their careers with the Honolulu Police Department.

Donald Trump’s surprising win came during a year of many losses in the islands, including the deaths of 12 U.S. Marines and a sitting congressman.

Not all of Hawaii’s Christmas trees arrive by ship. Since 2002, a tree farm near Wahiawa has been growing its own.

Kilauea Volcano has been dumping lava into the ocean off the Big Island since late July. This week, I took a boat ride to watch new land being formed.

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company plans to shut down Hawaii’s last sugar plantation by year’s end, but the ritual continues for now.

A few lucky visitors gain entrance to Maui’s Waikamoi Preserve on the east slope of Haleakaia.

Legislators, nonprofit organizers and residents gather for a blessing of a transitional facility that has been helping people find housing since last November.