Lawmakers are considering whether the kauhale program deserves even more money and what controls to put on it.

After a big win before the Hawai驶i Supreme Court in February, the utility is making a final push before the Legislature

A University of Hawai驶i economist says the data belies common beliefs about population trends.

As settlement money begins to flow to Maui wildfire victims, a state law that allows health insurers to recoup their costs becomes a concern.

The carpenters union and Hawaiian Electric Co. are clashing over a proposed labor agreement and legislation to help the utility address future wildfires.

Steering the utility from the brink of bankruptcy justified a $1.7 million raise for its CEO, the company said.

Among the questions: how much will Maui wildfire victims and their lawyers get from the huge settlement, and how will Hawai驶i's insurance market react?

Hotel and lodging owners and operators say an increased visitor tax is not the right way to support climate mitigation efforts.

Economists struggle to predict the fallout, while tourism, construction and retail businesses seek their own paths through upheaval.

A corporate giant's eye-catching collection bins pay charities pennies for pounds of donated goods, drawing scrutiny in Hawai驶i and across the U.S.