The Surfrider Foundation, known for focusing on environmental issues that affect surfing, is getting people involved in the legislative process through a workshop Thursday in Kaka’ako.

Wahi Pana, which translates to sacred or legendary places, is a contemporary public installation on display for the public beginning in Honolulu.

What do these media blackouts mean for journalists and citizens? Fernanda Camarena, a faculty member at the Poynter Institute, has been looking at how media gag orders affect the work of journalism and the information the public gets.

Gabriel Yanagihara, a computer science teacher at ‘Iolani school, is the man behind the local viral videos. The Conversation spoke with Yanagihara about the unconventional class assignment that led to the videos.

In 2021, the state unveiled the $160 million, 144-bed psychiatric facility. But the state delayed its opening for a year in part to address issues with the shower floors, door handles and hinges — along with staffing difficulties.

The state Legislature is considering a new approach to the housing crisis that would allow homeowners to sell a deed restriction on their property to a county, provided they only allow occupants who work at least 30 hours in that county.⁠ HPR's Ashley Mizuo looks at another popular tourist destination with a similar program.

Lehuauakea’s art installation, “Finding My Way Back Home,” features a large-scale, wall-mounted quilt of kapa, indigo, red dyes, ceramic beads, bells, rice bags, and secondhand Japanese cotton and silk fabrics.