YouTubers and social media influencers descend on Waikiki, along with thousands of game players.

Eight states now provide free lunches regardless of income, making kids better prepared to learn. Hawaii is not one of them yet.

Garret Zakahi loved fishing in Aiea streams as a boy. He used his knowledge of aquaponics to transform his Waikiki school.

A year after it opened, it still seems unlikely that enough people will use the rail that it will reduce traffic congestion as hoped.

New program aims to elevate the culinary arts institute into a “world-class center.”

The coastline may see two more hotels and decidedly more impact on the neighborhood.

Visiting the whole island can help stimulate the local economy, still reeling nine months after the fires.

Technological enhancements are helping to keep Hawaii’s 51 branches popular destinations for patrons of all ages.

But what’s the long-term solution here? Stronger gun control laws, more campus security and knowing the warning signs aren’t simple to do.