Daryl Huff

The Navy says critics are misreading the research.

The message from the HART CEO was one of reassurance.

Economists are seeing troubling trends in Hawaii's economy.

Jennifer Doudna is a proud 1981 graduate of Hilo High School.

Three families who say their children were bullied or harassed in Hawaii public schools have filed a class-action lawsuit against the state Department of Education.

State and federal prosecutors seem to disagree about whether a Waikiki shooting last year motivated by revenge or by a pimp's plan to control territory for his human trafficking ring.

The state Campaign Spending Commission has ordered an unregistered political action committee to pay a fine for running political ads without disclosing its organizers or spending to the public.

The state Campaign Spending Commission has ordered an unregistered political action committee to pay a fine for running political ads without disclosing its organizers or spending to the public.

Congressional Candidate Kaniela Ing has fired his accountant after being forced to drastically change his most recent report to the Federal Elections Commission.

Concerns over rising sea levels are prompting one state lawmaker to push the Honolulu rail project to reconsider its current route through Kakaako.

How candidates finance their campaigns has become a major issue in American politics.

Tuesday's filing deadline for candidates in Hawaii's 2018 election leaves many Democrats running for Congress little chance of facing competitive opposition in the November general election.

Executives of the company that suddenly rolled out an electric scooter ride sharing service in Honolulu over the weekend say they still don't know why police seized almost half of their scooters, or how to get their property back.

An $11.4 million dollar settlement with an injured pedestrian indicates the city's crosswalk policies are breaking the law and endangering pedestrians.

A local photographer accused of attempting to coerce a 15-year-old into sex by threatening to public topless photos will be held without until his trial on federal charges.

The Chairman of the Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA), prominent personal injury attorney Rick Fried, suddenly withdrew his bid for a second term on the board Thursday, ahead of a potentially contentious debate over his confirmation in the state Senate.

Honolulu council members say they were "sickened" when they heard that surge pricing by Uber and Lyft meant arriving sailors and marines were charged more than $170 for rides after leaving their ships in Pearl Harbor after long deployments.

In an explosive letter sent to Hawaii News Now, Abigail Kawananakoa says her longtime attorney is improperly trying to take control of her fortune.

Hawaii's attorney general is asking the state Legislature to pay $11.4 million to settle lawsuits and various other claims.

The city will pay $100,000 penalty for sewage spills.

The Oahu rail tax might be used to pay for operating costs and support affordable housing under a new proposal from key councilmembers. T

A state senator says the prison system should review its policies for work furloughs, after two inmates on furlough were arrested after a home invasion and robbery case in Makiki.

Just days after being accused by the NCAA of covering up violations, former University of Hawaii Basketball Coach Gib Arnold is demanding more than a million dollars in severance from the university.