Chishiko Takata Chishiko Takata, 101, of Pahala died March 28, 2024, in Honolulu. Born in Pahala, she was a homemaker and member of Pahala Hongwanji Buddhist Temple. Visitation 3-4 p.m. Saturday, ...

Another big weekend of college baseball action is here, and here's everything that I will be watching for over the next three days. Penn State and Indiana exchange blows in double header split, ...

Dave Roberts has a signed a four-year contract extension to manage the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers through 2029 Andrew Pinckney keeps beating the odds. As an outfield ...

Week 4 of the college baseball season generally represents the relative calm before the storm. Most teams wrapped up their non-conference schedules, though some already started their league slate.

Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred is reportedly reviewing a petition to reinstate Pete Rose. Hopefully that review doesn't take very long and ends in a definitive "no," because the ...

He could well be the best reliever in baseball this season (he's looked the part across three seasons in the past) or he could totally melt down (hello, 2019) or anywhere in between (2021 and 2024!).

And then there is Major League Baseball. When ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro visited MLB commissioner Rob Manfred late last year, he carried a harsh message: America’s most prominent sports network ...

The 2025-2026 network of Resilience Hubs spans all regions of the island and includes the following partners: Hawaiian Acres Hub; Hawaiian Volcano Education and Resilience Institute; Honokaa ...

The New York Yankees player welcomed his first baby last month Aaron Judge is making sure he has a reminder of his little one as baseball season looms around the corner. The New York Yankees ...

The Qualifier host team is heading to the World Baseball Classic after Chinese Taipei held off Spain, 6-3, on Tuesday. Chinese Taipei will join Nicaragua, which earned a berth in the 2026 World ...

He called the pitch a ball. In every other game in Major League Baseball history, dating back to at least the 1880s, that call would have been indisputable and final — the end of the discussion.