Katherine Kealoha, the former high-ranking deputy city prosecutor convicted of fraud, conspiracy and obstruction, will be moved this month from a federal prison to a halfway house years before her 13-year sentence is up.
Training in real apartments gives Honolulu firefighters hands-on experience with layouts and materials they may encounter during emergencies.
Native Hawaiian and environmental groups oppose a federal permitting bill that supporters say would speed up projects and lower costs.
Nearly 50 Hawaii student-athletes announced their college commitments at a signing day event in Honolulu.
A Hawaiian Home Lands beneficiary claims a non-profit contractor made mistakes while building her new home and then retaliated after she complained.
Life plan community Kāhala Nui residents recently gathered to honor the men and women who have served in the United States military.