After nearly 30 years as a professional wave-rider, Mike Stewart still has the fire to compete.

HONOLULU – The Department of Land and Natural Resources is holding a series of public meetings throughout the state on possible regulations for certain fish species.

Hawaii’s only Circuit City store is closing at Pearlridge Center after more than 12 years in business.

Gov. Linda Lingle has named veteran government executive and Maui attorney Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran to serve the two-year term of the late Democratic state Rep.

Aloha Insurance of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, welcomes back flood expert Judy Moa, who recently returned from three months in Houston adjusting FEMA claims after Hurricane Ike.

The Big Island continues to see a high number of foreclosures, and experts say this is likely to continue into the new year.

Angie Kalani was floored when she received the phone call from Auto Body Hawaii.

Donations off while demand for services increases by Kim Eaton West Hawaii Today keaton@westhawaiitoday.com Thursday, December 11, 2008 8:50 AM HST Editor’s note: This is the first of two stories on West Hawaii …

Could Kailua become the next Crawford? Or Honolulu the hot-spot alternative to D.C.’s sold-out inaugural festivities? Oahu is abuzz with the recent news that President-elect Barack Obama will return to his home …

Hunger doesn’t take a vacation, but several people who do are helping to reduce this major, yearlong problem by donating their extra groceries.