E-Opala has suspended all electronic waste collections and canceled upcoming events after reaching its reimbursement limit under Hawaii’s state recycling program.
A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed regarding a March helicopter crash off Kauai involving victims Patrick Haskell and Margaret Rimmler, sparking a debate over the safety of doors-off tours.
The Department of Hawaiian Homelands awarded 815 residential leases on Oahu on July 18, marking the largest such offering on the island this year for Native Hawaiian families.
Washington Middle School Principal Mike Harano is fighting to regain his position after being placed on department-directed leave following a Department of Education audit, leaving the future of th…
Experts suggest parents can prepare their children for kindergarten by turning tasks into games, focusing on everyday learning opportunities, and talking about school in a positive way.
State regulators are investigating Young Brothers’ operations after shipping delays left Molokai and Lanai residents without basic supplies, while a local air cargo company is working with th…
Hawaiian Airlines has joined the OneWorld alliance, providing access to hundreds of new destinations and expanded loyalty benefits for local residents.
An all-electric aircraft is now beginning demonstration flights in Hawaii, powered by batteries and producing almost no noise, to test whether electric aircraft can safely and efficiently serve the…
Hawaii’s Primary Election ballots will be arriving in voters’ mailboxes on July 21, and election officials are working to improve the in-person voting experience and reassure those who …
Hundreds of Hawaii homeowners have been left with costly solar systems that were never activated due to the bankruptcy of ATTYX Solar, resulting in them having to pay both their electric bills and …
