Hawaii Unions Say Little Has Changed Since Landmark Janus Decision
Union supporters had feared the opinion by聽U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority would erode union membership.
New Report Reveals Hawaii’s Not-So-Booming Economy
A declining population and weak increases in personal income have helped keep a lid on inflation in Honolulu, economists say.
Why Hawaii Farmers Are Actually Embracing Government Regulation
Some small ag operations are finding federal food safety regulations can help them expand to new markets.
Thousands Poised To Strike At Some Of Waikiki’s Biggest Hotels
The union vote could lead to a work stoppage by about 3,500 workers, including those at the Royal Hawaiian, Westin Moana Surfrider and Sheraton Waikiki.
‘These Little Buggers’ Are Taking A Big Bite Out Of Hawaii’s Macadamia Crop
Hawaii is considering introducing a newly discovered wasp to prey on the invasive pest.
Saving Hawaii’s Pig Farms
This once-fading island industry is coming to life again thanks to local tastes and strong cultural demand.
How Caldwell’s Airbnb Bill Could Ease Honolulu’s Housing Crunch
The mayor would crack down on absentee owners who rent entire houses to tourists, but allow anyone to rent out a room in their home.
Bar Brawl: Can The World’s Largest Law Firm Practice In Hawaii?
A Honolulu lawyer wants to block the merger of one of the state’s most prominent law firms with a giant multinational.
For Many Native Hawaiians, Owning ‘Aloha’ Is Not Very Aloha
There are more than 1,000 trademarks using the term, raising broader questions about protecting Native Hawaiian intellectual property.
Union: Marriott Agrees To Subsidize Hotel Workers’ Housing
Local 5 also says that the company has promised to install panic buttons in response to sexual harassment concerns.