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Kaʻena Point is one of the last undeveloped natural areas on Oʻahu.

The Mission Houses Museum’s new exhibit “Alphabet Soup” explores Hawaiian language and literacy.

Lā Kūkahekahe was an event held at Windward Community College to celebrate and strengthen the Hawaiian language.

We speak with Marlene Booth, director of “Pidgin: The Voice of Hawaiʻi,” a new film that sheds light on…

The 8th Annual Native Hawaiian Convention wrapped up last week here in Honolulu.

In a 12-page, unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court remanded the Ceded Lands case back to the Hawaiʻi Supreme…

If you need assistance repairing your home, look no further than Nānākuli Housing Corporation.

A reminder that the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is helping Native Hawaiian families thorugh the tax season.

Makapuʻu beach’s name goes back to a deity, a supernatural woman whose name was Makapuʻu.

Students of Ke Kula ʻO Ānuenue and their families gathered to honor their beloved kūpuna with performance and food.

Hawaiian immersion students participate in “Hawaiʻi Leaders for a Day” at the Capitol.

What does football and wrestling have to do with singing? All three are pastimes of Brolin Kawewehi, who will…

Hawaiʻi’s doubled-hulled canoe Hōkūleʻa returned from a 2,500 mile voyage to Palmyra as part of training for the upcoming…