The Schofield men died Friday in Iraq in a roadside bombing that an Army official calls a "signature of al-Qaida"

Company views cruise ship rule change as essential for staying in isle market

Hawaii public schools welcome a federal judge's order to improve how they enroll, track and transport homeless children, a Department of Education official said yesterday

Hawaii has just nine of the 796 superdelegates who could pick the Democratic presidential candidate, but that hasn't stopped President Bill Clinton and daughter Chelsea from calling

Bay Area chef Nancy Oakes says it seems like the culinary energy is building in Honolulu

Clapp submits name for consideration, while other likely candidates take their time applying

The supermarket chain says more than half of its union workers want out of the Teamsters

City officials have decided to open transit selection meetings to the public, while the state Senate considers setting deadlines for action