Daryl Huff

The project is being called a milestone.

The situation is putting Gov. Josh Green’s new cabinet members on the hot seat.

“We must stop that revolving door."

The plane, a twin-engine Beech 90, was never recovered.

Outgoing Chair Suzanne Case’s eight-year tenure included many battles, which now await her successor.

Some lawmakers are questioning the legality of the plan.

The situation left thousands without needed benefits.

Medicaid is primarily funded by the federal government, with a percentage matched from the state treasury.

The PAC is focusing on three races that observers say could flip the council to a more pro-growth posture.

It was an unusual moment in Hawaii government, with accolades for the departing council members who are both running as Democrats against Republicans.

The questions this year are not that scary ― just confusing.

Ironically, Hawaii has no ability to recycle electronic devices.

In wake of the attempted assassination of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Hawaii political leaders and experts say we are not immune to the rhetoric that can lead to violence.

Some worry the work could put them out of business.

Hawaiian Airlines CEO Peter Ingram said the airline has downgraded its revenue estimates for Japan routes.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Duke Aiona was among the first to cast a ballot at Honolulu Hale.

Between the calls for tougher treatment of criminals and the movements for bail and prison reform, the Oahu Community Correctional Center remains in limbo, with ambitious plans for replacement with a new facility in Halawa, while it struggles with safety, staffing and maintenance issues.

The dream for 2,500 homes for all incomes never got much beyond the pretty renderings.

The so-called public private partnership would have private developers help finance the stadium construction in return for the right to develop the stadium district with housing, retail and other commercial property.

There may be lawsuits ahead for other restaurant fees as well.

The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources no longer wants to license Waikiki Beach operators.

Hawaii’s primary elections create something like an old-fashioned arranged marriage of the governor and lieutenant governor candidates.

The two also said pre-kindergarten should be offered for free in Hawaii.

"The taxpayers were paying the price for it in terms of inadequate service."