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The state will retain a 20% ownership interest in the interisland network, which will compete with Hawaiian Telcom.

The City Council approved an effort to jump-start an existing fund, but it’s unclear where the money will come from.

The lawsuit alleges the condo board has resurrected old dispute to retaliate against owner.

Insurers have paid more than $1 billion in claims related to the Lahaina wildfires and want reimbursement from the utility.

Media mogul David Black, who merged Honolulu’s two daily newspapers, has filed for bankruptcy protection in Canada.

Hawaii’s regulatory framework is stacked against the mom-and-pop businesses in favor of large corporations and special interests.

UH’s lack of the big revenue seen by other college athletic programs is hampering its ability to compete, especially in the high-finance sport of football.

After surviving pandemic lockdowns and the “retail apocolypse,” shopping centers find old friends and new optimism.

Hawaiian Airlines’ CEO said his company had to pay serious attention to an offer made several months ago by his counterpart at Alaska.

The two airlines said the agreement would give consumers greater choice and set the foundation for growth.