Hawaii consistently nears the top of national ratings when it comes to drug offenses involving methamphetamine, as well as for meth-related treatment admissions – and...

Local law enforcement officers are taking fundraising for Special Olympics to new heights this week with the 11th annual Cop on Top, in which they...

Last month Vance Knode, owner of Soul Surf Hawaii, received an email from Nate, a 20-something surfer who wrote that he was moving to the...

“It’s not a matter of if, it’s a matter of when,” Ken Arima says regarding the occurrence of an emergency situation. Although he recognizes the...

It’s a common scene: When a household gets a new refrigerator, the old one often is sent to the curb for disposal, or banished to...

One afternoon as Calvin Endo was cooking dinner for teachers at Waianae High School – something he regularly volunteers to do as a member the...

Dr. Christine Fukui of Tripler Army Medical Center once encountered a patient whose symptoms continually eluded his doctors. Persistently suffering from shortness of breath, the...

As of late last month, many of the more than 200,000 K-12 students in Hawaii headed back to the classroom to begin a new school...

On weekday mornings three times a week, Hawaii Kai resident Natalie Iwasa rides her bicycle with her two sons to Honolulu Waldorf School. The route...

“If you don’t forgive someone, at some point it is like taking poison and expecting the other person to die,” tax attorney Roger Epstein says...