After an unsuccessful run for Honolulu's top police job, Mike Lambert is staying at the state law enforcement agency, but not as its leader.

As coqui frogs threaten to blanket Oʻahu, residents are once again calling on the state to better regulate plant nurseries, which bear much of the blame for the frogs' spread.

See how many words you can make.

Until lawmakers act, voters would be wise to use BallotTrax to make sure their ballots are counted.

To people who live in Guam, the ongoing Pentagon buildup in the Pacific offers a warning.

In the previous cases, one defendant changed her plea to guilty and another faces a December trial

Recent climate change-fueled disasters have hit the southern part of Hawaiʻi island hard, rising to the top of local candidates' priorities.

Kalei Akaka and Kumu Hina Wong are facing off for a seat on the nine-member Board of Trustees.

Supporters of a Nov. 3 ballot measure argue it will allow senators more scheduling flexibility and save the state money.

But there's a catch. The Nov. 3 ballot measure includes a requirement that the Legislature approve this departure from traditional voting.

Politics, policy and public affairs as seen through the eyes of our political cartoonist.

Brenton Awa seems tailor made to be an independent. But the electorate is slow to budge from the two big parties, despite their unpopularity.

Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawai‘i.

A quick weekend crossword.

Itʻs crucial the electorate cast votes on five charter questions that will help get more homes built on Oʻahu, including affordable housing.

Maui Police Chief John Pelletier says he believes he was put on leave because of the investigations into corruption in the mayor's office.

The standout athlete at Punahou School in the 1950s is still slugging away in a recreational softball league.

A West Virginia-based group registered to the former treasurer of Kanye West's presidential campaign is sending thousands of dollars to a PAC funding Hawaiʻi candidates.

The prizes, promoted in a Micah Aiu mailer for a campaign rally, could violate campaign spending laws.

Will Honolulu ever be a bike mecca? In just a few years, New York City has embraced cycling and defied expectations.