SLIDESHOW: Where Producing Rum Is A Farm-To-Bottle Operation
The Ko Hana Hawaiian Agricole Rum Distillery on Oahu uses pure cane sugar harvested on site.
Airbnb Crackdown Does Not Deter Oahu Visitors
More visitors came to Hawaii in September, but visitor spending dropped.
Connecting Local Kids To Well-Paying Jobs In Hawaii
Education and business leaders recently came together to brainstorm how to fill companies’ needs with young people trained in Hawaii.
Conflicts, Antitrust Questions Raised Regarding Maui Solar Farm
Utilities and others are concerned that the same lawyers are representing multiple parties in a competitive bidding process.
Hawaii’s Green Energy Projects Search For Ways To Navigate Community Opposition
A number of new solar and wind projects are needed on Oahu to replace the last coal-fired plant, which is scheduled to close in 2022.
Why Hawaii Still Has So Few Electric Cars
Only about 1% of cars here are electric vehicles. Advocates say boosting that number requires mandating builders install charging stations at new developments.
$88 Billion: A New Price Tag For Fixing Hawaii’s Infrastructure And Retirement Systems
A new report from the Hawaii Executive Conference details the state’s worsening financial problems, but it doesn’t offer any solutions.
Kauai: Island’s Biggest Credit Union Grows Bigger In Effort To Remain Independent
Gather Federal Credit Union’s CEO estimates the number of credit unions in Hawaii has shrunk from nearly 100 to slightly more than 50 in the last decade.
Honolulu Council OKs Requiring Union Labor For City Projects Over $2 Million
The measure has been forcefully opposed by non-union contractors.
Hawaii Coffee Farmers: State Policy Is Putting Crops At Risk
Growers want Hawaii to adopt a strict federal policy designed to protect Hawaii coffee from invasive species.