Within days of the start of the Maui wildfires, attorneys in Honolulu and California filed a class action suit against Hawaiian Electric on behalf of victims and survivors.

Feral pigs are running rampant across Oahu, but residents are not without solutions.

Large-scale dwellings continue to pop up in Hawaii, but there is little that residents can do to stop the trend.

Honolulu's major daily newspaper is going through another round of cuts in its newsroom, reflecting a national trend.

Hawaii's U.S. representative for the 1st Congressional District has been recognized for his work to preserve and protect the world's oceans.

Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz is using state agencies to buy and develop land. Call it PLDC 2.0.

City officials did not include money in the budget to pay for the 64% salary increases for council members. But they'll now look for "cost savings."

There's a lot riding on the official launch of Skyline, including the reelection chances of the mayor of Honolulu.

More and more Native Hawaiians are leaving the islands in favor of Sin City, even though it's in the middle of the desert.

The latest federal indictment of Donald Trump appears not to have hurt his polling numbers while helping him raise millions of dollars in his campaign to return to the White House. These charges relate to his refusal to return classified and top secret documents that he was keeping at his Florida estate.