Melanie Yamaguchi

Scientists warn marine heat waves could have widespread implications -- in the water and on land.

Hawaii’s unique sense of fashion hasn’t always been appreciated on the world stage. Until now.

These eateries have been around for decades ... and the people behind them are working tirelessly to ensure they continue serving up food that tastes just as amazing as it always has.

"It's an exciting opportunity for our community."

An emerging area of science is seeking to better predict bizarre weather events and their link to climate change.

"Hawaii has been waiting for something like this."

Historians say these vestiges of a bygone era aren’t just important landmarks, they’re artifacts worth saving.

Residents in West Maui woke up to one of their worst nightmares just a few weeks ago: two wildfires that scorched roughly 2,000 acres, claiming 21 homes and forcing the evacuations of over a hundred households.

For three weekends in a row, "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" continued to smash box office records, garnering more than $300 million domestically and surpassing the $1 billion mark worldwide.

Since even before eruptions started at Kilauea's east rift zone, Tina Neal and her team of geologists knew from the sudden uptick in earthquakes and changes at the summit that something big was about to happen.

It was just another afternoon for Pahoa Elementary School teacher Amber Makuakane, who was coming home from a long day of work.

Hurricane season officially begins Friday. Forecasters say the Central Pacific could see three to six tropical cyclones that would bring torrential rains, strong winds and severe flooding.

In 2025, the state's largest public works project will officially be fully operational: a 20-mile rail line with 21 stations under a price tag of $8.2 billion.

Hawaii people might be surprised to know they have something in common with Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim.

Over the summer, several rounds of record-breaking high tides swallowed up stretches of Hawaii beaches and put flood-prone areas like Mapunapuna virtually under water.

Stories of heroes are emerging in the darkest of times, including one of a Schofield Barracks-based soldier who ran into the danger zone to save people after a gunman opened fire on 22,000 at a country music festival in Las Vegas.

The same weekend large surf from Tropical Storm Fernanda swept across east shores, Hawaii also saw, for the third time this summer, another round of "king tides" that sent water washing up ashore, coming dangerously close to homes and making some roads virtually impassable.

Hundreds of volunteers spent hours under the scorching hot sun in front of Iolani Palace on Easter Sunday to bring to life a significant moment in World War II history, but one that's largely unfamiliar to most today.

"Hawaii Five-0" star Daniel Dae Kim has publicly announced his departure from the hit CBS police drama, confirming that he was not able to come to an agreement on a new contract with the network.

A shooting at a GOP baseball practice in Alexandria, Va. on Wednesday that left several people injured, including Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana, sent shockwaves around Washington, but members of Hawaii's Congressional delegation say the shooting is also serving as a reminder of unity on both sides of the aisle.

As the sun set Monday, tens of thousands lined the calm shores of Ala Moana Beach Park's Magic Island to place illuminated lanterns on the water, watching them drift away into the horizon.

At the height of World War II, Shigeo Muroda was apprehended from the Waianae plantation he worked on and sent to a detention camp on Sand Island.

Women across the country, including Hawaii, will be participating in rallies for "A Day Without a Woman," which coincides with International Women's Day.

Lychee is ubiquitous in the islands, but it's also believed to be the culprit in a medical mystery in India that's responsible for the deaths of 100 children.

The push to change Dole Street's name back to its original Hawaiian name has ended, at least for now.

Eight years ago, a fresh-faced U.S. senator who represented Illinois and grew up in Hawaii surprised the nation by defeating Washington veteran U.S. Sen. John McCain to become the first black man elected to the White House.

In a gesture that highlights the strength of U.S.-Japan relations and how far the two nations have come since World War II, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe joined President Obama at the USS Arizona Memorial on Tuesday to mark the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

When scientists discovered a new species of fish in the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument, they noticed a distinctive, colorful spot near the tail that bore a striking resemblance to President Barack Obama's campaign logo.

A day after the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, another solemn event was held to honor the lives lost in the attack but to also promote the bond between Japan and the U.S.

President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will meet in Honolulu in late December in a historic visit to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the attacks on Pearl Harbor.