Jonathan Masaki

Sometimes, it is not easy for a service member to find a way of life after leaving the military.

There will be a scaled back observance that will still recognize Hawaii’s military veterans.

Masumi Yorita was only 5 years old when the U.S. dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

State Sen. Glenn Wakai was one of the few orphans from Okinawa more than 50 years ago to leave when a loving family from Hawaii offered him a new life.

Hawaii and Okinawa have a lot in common, but you'll be surprised at the parallels when it comes to food and fashion.

It started with just eight men traveling to Hawaii in 1900 to find a better way of life.

Glenn Medeiros became a household name and an international pop music sensation in the '80s with his song “Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love for You.”

In “Shell Song,” author Sharon Fujimoto Johnson shares the experience of her grandfather, who was imprisoned at Sand Island, then transferred to Honouliuli internment camp.

This all expense paid trip by Hawaiian Islands Honor Flight is to celebrate and thank these veterans for their time in service.

A silver bullet now at Pearl Harbor National Memorial was once lodged in her late husband’s heart.