Department of Human Services says it is unsure when it can make the eligibility fix because it requires changes to the state’s 40-year-old computer system.

The University of Hawaii is participating in a national study of gaps in health research for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.

After norovirus tore through the remote Kalalau campsite, campers and locals say it needs better management.

Fans of gateball, a sport invented in Japan after World War II, say the game can help improve the physical and mental strength of Hawaii’s quickly aging population.

TheBus modifies its routes multiple times a year. Not all of them survive the shuffle.

It’s the first time so-called PAH’s have been detected at the shuttered wells, although regulators disagree about whether the chemicals stem from the Navy’s fuel spill.

More than two-thirds of Maui’s fire victims were over the age of 60. Kupuna are also facing additional challenges in the aftermath of the disaster.

It may be years before the full extent of illnesses affecting wildfire survivors is documented, but the preliminary data is troubling.

It’s been one year since four fires devastated the Valley Isle.

A steady stream of volunteers has helped clean the land of debris and potential fuel for future fires.