A Trip Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Sprawling, Embattled Compound in Hawaii

Last Sunday morning, more than a dozen cars were parked along a six-foot wall built around Mark Zuckerberg’s vast retreat on the northeast corner of Kauai, a small, remote Hawaiian island that’s home to 70,000 people.

Pearl Harbor Shooting Leaves 2 Workers Dead and 1 Injured

A United States sailor fatally shot two shipyard workers and injured another at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard before killing himself, the authorities said.

Getting an abortion on Guam requires a $1,000, eight-hour flight. A lawsuit could change that

The ACLU is suing the US territory over restrictive laws that block people from accessing telemedicine medication abortions

Seven Months of Solitude

Tourists are returning to Hawaiʻi for the first time since the start of the pandemic. Locals have mixed feelings.

'A new Hawaiian Renaissance': how a telescope protest became a movement

Demonstrators opposed to the building of a telescope on Mauna Kea, the state’s highest peak, have forged a community

This Is What My Family And I Did In Hawaii When We Thought We Were Under Attack

What would you do if you thought you had 15 minutes to live?

‘We say it’s a racial paradise’: how two police killings are dividing Hawaii

Cases of Iremamber Sykap and Lindani Myeni have challenged the state’s view of itself as a ‘mixing pot’ free of discrimination.

One Mosquito Bite Can Kill This Endangered Hawaiian Bird—Now Officials Face Tough Choices

A proposal to buy time for Kiwikiu by sending some to captive facilities on the mainland draws criticism from a Native Hawaiian ornithologist.

After a year without tourists, Kauai's rugged coast reopens

The reopening of Kūhiō Highway could be a game-changer as the state looks to limit tourists and better manage the island's natural treasures.

Here's What Happens To Your Property After Lava Covers It⁣

More than 700 homes have been destroyed by lava on Hawaii's Big Island. Residents who lost their property now face limited options.

Why some American Samoans don't want U.S. citizenship⁣⁣

Some are concerned they could lose their indigenous political system and land rights, comparing it to what’s happened to Native Hawaiians.

The Alarming Decline of Hawai‘i’s Tradewinds

The northeast trade winds play a huge role in providing the Hawaiian Islands with some of the best weather on the planet, but that might be changing.

People In Hawaii Are Fed Up With Vacation Rentals

Hawaii residents are blaming popular vacation rental sites like Airbnb for the state's housing shortage and for disrupting their neighborhoods.