A Tale Of 2 Monarchies: Queen Elizabeth’s Death Stirs Up Mixed Feelings In Hawaii
While millions mourned the death of the longest reigning British monarch, others have criticized that monarchy’s colonial past.
The Return Of Japanese Visitors May Be Just In Time To Save Hawaii’s Economy
A day after Japan’s prime minister lifted all travel restrictions, UH economists issued a report saying the return of Japanese travelers could help spare Hawaii’s economy.
A New Sense Of Urgency Is Driving Nonprofits To Grow More Local Food In Hawaii
Some of Hawaii’s busiest food banks are turning to growing their own food rather than waiting for donations as the number of people showing up for help rises.
Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office Seeks Special Session to Reverse High Court’s Grand Jury Decision
The Honolulu prosecutor’s office says the Supreme Court ruling could result in 168 convicted felons being released unless indicted by a grand jury.
This New Dairy Owner Says Local Cows Can Bring Down Hawaii’s Milk Prices
Under new ownership, Meadow Gold Dairies is trying to revive Hawaii’s dying dairy industry.
‘People Are Really Struggling’: Hawaii Food Banks Scramble To Meet Increased Demand
Rising food costs and the end of pandemic-era assistance programs are driving a spike in demand for food assistance.
Hawaii-Made Aloha Wear Is A Surprising — And Lucrative — Cottage Industry
But as Hawaii’s garment workers age and retire, young aloha shirt and apparel makers must scramble to keep production in the islands.
Hawaii Proud Boys Founder Pleads Guilty To Role In Jan. 6 Riot
Nicholas Ochs faces up to 20 years in prison for the charge of obstruction of an official proceeding.
Rep. Kahele Visits Taiwan With Congressional Colleagues
Meeting with President Tsai reaffirmed “unwavering commitment” to supporting Democracy, says Hawaii delegate.
Hawaii Flags Lowered To Honor Queen Elizabeth
Gov. Ige says the state joins “the nation and the rest of the world” in mourning the monarch’s passing