House member for East Honolulu district is making a move on the incumbent senator for the same area.

An oldie but still a goodie.

The prevalence of wild, swarming honeybees is concerning for many. But for some, including researchers, it's a sign of good environmental health.

A British sailor became an eye witness to one of the deadliest battles for dominance of the Hawaiian Islands. His account has been languishing in a London archive.

There are between 60 and 80 known unprovoked bites worldwide each year.

"Rather than a blanket mandate, I believe fiscal analysis should be done by request for specific measures that require them."

"I believe the Legislature needs a civic culture in which members support civic norms in the legislative process."

The lieutenant governor is alleged to have mishandled election funds and filed false reports.

After a legal settlement, Hawaiʻi County agreed to upgrade the Kealakehe Wastewater Treatment Plant beginning in March. Now the project is four months overdue and the county could face a hefty fine.

Three years after opening, the city's Skyline transit system has endured its share of operational hiccups.

Kauaʻi's council members face daunting infrastructure needs, a shortage of workforce housing and declining visitor numbers on the island.

Ua ulu a nui loa ka makemake e aʻo i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, ʻaʻole naʻe lawa nā kumu no nā kula kaiapuni.

Take some time to tease your brain with this popular word puzzle.

Council member Val Okimoto has charged into public disputes against powerful members of the city administration.

Hawaiʻi U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz is pressing academic institutions to follow federal law regarding remains and cultural objects.

"We should prioritize the highest-risk cesspools using factors such as proximity to waterways, directing larger incentives toward those properties."

"We need to invest in curbside pickup to improve the separation of garbage before it hits the landfills."

"We will be unable to tackle other key issues like housing without infrastructure."

"Waste-to-energy and a materials recovery facility may be part of the future, but they will not replace the current capacity threat."

"Carve out 10-acre orchard plots to support all sorts of fruits that can thrive in the tropics."

"All communities should be involved in ideas to help the county acquire revenue- generating assets."

"Increased access to land and water for crop production should receive priority as well as reduced regulations for workforce housing."

"Housing is a priority, but we must ensure that our tax policies remain fair and sustainable over the long term."

"Tourism matters to our economy, but we should be asking what kind of relationship visitors have with this place."

"I am working on a measure that would significantly drop taxes for generational families who have owned their home since statehood."

"I do not believe Kauaʻi is fully prepared for the next Hurricane ʻIniki or major storm."

"We need to expand recycling and composting to buy time for a new landfill site to be ready for use."

"We need to support both small and large farmers by improving access to land, water, permitting, and local markets."

"Kaua'i is the extinction capital of the world, and biosecurity needs to be taken seriously for an island ecosystem."

It's summer. Let's take a little trip.

Rep. Luke Evslin is being challenged by David Hazlebeck, an algae farmer who is new to politics.

The Agribusiness Development Corp. is closing in on a $4.7 million land purchase in Wahiawā for a highly specialized facility to crack eggs.

Two partisan candidates are facing off in the West Oʻahu race.

The writings of a Scottish botanist document the battlefield tactics in use by Kamehameha and others after the arrival of Capt. Cook.

The central Oʻahu district was hard hit in the recent Kona low storms.

Former assistant says sexual activities took place at 10 to 20 listed properties over four years.

"No longer can we tolerate career politicians setting their own pay, benefits and padding their nests."

"Our current situation makes it difficult for lawmakers and the public to understand the likely costs and benefits of major legislation."

"I think term limits would help bring in new voices and keep lawmakers more connected to the communities they serve."

"I'm not a huge believer in climate change. I do acknowledge that some things are changing, but to blame it on 'climate change' is not something I agree with."

"I will fight for permanently affordable housing held in community trust, union jobs with prevailing wages and accessible mental health support."

The East Maui Water Authority says it wants to work with Mahi Pono to preserve and protect the water system as rainfall becomes less predictable. But the farm has its own plan.

This one should take you no time at all.

Honolulu council member Tyler Dos Santos-Tam, a prolific introducer of bills and longtime political insider, is being challenged by city worker Corey Morihara in his bid for reelection.

Economists say solar plus battery storage is the best option for Oʻahu.

Queen Emma paid a visit to this small museum in the English countryside 160 years ago.

The incumbent House representative has two opponents.

"You can't legislate righteousness you have to vote it in, and currently people don't even trust that system."

"Investments in priorities like childcare, family leave and school transportation should be considered in terms of their overall benefit, not just short-term costs."

"In our district the most pressing threat is eruptions from Kīlauea. We need alternate routes, emergency plans and shelters for our growing population."