There are countless pieces of information about Hawaii’s geology that residents hold as fact.

The Aloha Festivals celebrates its 67th year this month, still one of Hawaii’s longest-running celebrations spotlighting Hawaiian culture, music, dance and history.

The newly-named Pacific Hall—formerly called Polynesian Hall—houses one of the world’s best Pacific culture collections.

On your next visit to Pololu Valley Lookout, at the end of the Big Island’s northernmost highway, do the following.

It’s not uncommon to walk right past an important archaeological site on Oahu and not even know it.

Climbing onto craggy sand dunes near the dry, southernmost tip of Kauai, I immediately, unexpectedly catch my first glimpse of the reason I’ve set aside an afternoon to come here.

Karen Motosue shares a brief overview of Downtown Honolulu’s 163-year-old Chinatown district past and present.

Angst about a day of thick, gray cloud cover and heavy rains over seaside Hilo ruining my evening plans at the Mauna Kea Visitor Information Center begins to dissipate.

Midafternoon is slipping away as I happily make my way through a boggy plateau on the Alakai Swamp Trail, a few miles from the rain-drenched summit area of Mount Waialeale.

The first Hawaii lodging property flagged under Hyatt Hotels Corp’s Andaz luxury boutique hotel brand opened to guests at Maui’s Wailea resort area this week.