Kacie Yamamoto

Frustration surrounding the hiring process for the curator of the Royal Mausoleum State Monument at Mauna Ala continues, even after the state announced the creation of a second, “culturally focused” position earlier this month.

Hawaiian Electric repair crews continued to work overnight after a power outage shut down downtown Honolulu — the second disruption in less than a week to affect the area.

Music, laughs and conversation filled the air at the Tom Moffatt Waikiki Shell at the third annual Juneteenth Block Party Wednesday afternoon.

All electrical power was restored to the downtown Honolulu-Chinatown area Thursday afternoon after an outage that began Monday night shut down businesses and traffic signals, and affected countless thousands of residents and workers.

Over 20 workers from the two Max's of Manila Restaurant locations in Hawaii will receive more than $307,000 in back wages and damages after a U.S. Department of Labor investigation found that kitchen staff were not paid required overtime rates.

Tamayo Perry, the Pipeline big-wave surfer who died Sunday Opens in a new tab after he was bitten by a shark while surfing during a break from his city lifeguarding shift, leaves behind a legacy of faith.

Gov. Josh Green signed several bills related to health care and behavioral health into law Thursday — aligning with his administration's social health care model, which encompasses not only traditional health care, but other societal issues like poverty alleviation, homelessness and more.

WASHINGTON >> The Supreme Court on Friday upheld an Oregon city's ban on homeless residents sleeping outdoors, a decision likely to reverberate far beyond the West Coast as cities across the country — including in Hawaii — grapple with a growing homelessness crisis.

Gov. Josh Green on Friday morning signed into law 13 bills committed to supporting the Native Hawaiian community. The bills extend a fund for the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands housing waitlist, address Native Hawaiian education and support regenerative tourism, among other things.

A new partnership between the Culinary Institute of the Pacific at Kapiolani Community College and the Culinary Institute of America will provide a new opportunity for hospitality training in the state — furthering the state's tourism industry.