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The state’s only interisland shipper says it needs financial help to stay afloat as the coronavirus crisis causes revenue losses to grow.

The proposed project would occupy 8 acres near an industrial park.

Flushing toilets and cleaning pools costs money, plus there are looming taxes. Can hotels survive the pandemic?

Most retail businesses at Ala Moana were open Friday. But Chinatown was a different story, with most shops shuttered as retailers took a wait-and-see approach.

The Great Recession’s federal stimulus program focused on building projects while CARES is putting more money directly into the pockets of residents and business owners.

With gyms closed and other exercise options limited, bicycle shops say they are selling almost every bike they can get their hands on.

With local farmers reeling from a drop in demand from hotels and restaurants, advocates hope schools, prisons and hospitals will buy more local produce.

The public might have to wait 30 days for details of plans for 16 solar-plus-storage or standalone storage projects on three islands

Not all tourists are bad. If we want quality tourism, we need to find a way to welcome high-caliber visitors.

The state’s huge backlog of jobless claims has left many waiting weeks for benefits. For some, the loss of work has derailed dreams for starting over.