President Arroyo and state officials discuss trading technology on alternative energy

The key will be independents and Republican cross-overs

Awa aficionados were left without one of their favorite hangouts when Hale Noa shut its doors, but the awa flows freely once again at the same location

Hawaii's oft-maligned defense matches the play of its prolific offense in thrashing UNLV

Your Guide To The 2006 Primary Election, Sept. 23

Every year, Pearl Shimizu makes to a trip to Japan without boarding a plane or showing a passport

Some of the top nanotechnologists in the world will be at UH this week for a forum that could put Hawaii on the map as a research center

A national study shows that life expectancy of Hawaii residents in the longest in the nation

Suspecting the American media aren't portraying an accurate picture of life inside Iran, a retired Honolulu journalist set out to get a first-hand look at life in the so-called "Axis of Evil" nation