The key to achieving homeownership in Hawaiʻi is patience, persistence, and working with the right professional who ...

Plantations and mills closed one by one until only Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co.’s plantation and mill in Central Maui ...

Meet 20 emerging leaders in the second ‘Ōiwi Leadership Accelerator. They’ll receive six months of cultural training, ...

• In 1960, the year after Hawai‘i became a state, tax collections by the state and counties totaled $155.1 million. The ...

Pickles at Forté is a first-of-its-kind space for Downtown Honolulu,” says Andrew Yani, Chief Innovation Officer at Avalon ...

According to CollegeBoard, in 2025-26 the average college student will spend $3,015 per month ($27,140 over nine months) on ...

The oldest continuously operated ranches, churches, schools and other institutions include many familiar names.

Hawai‘i children experience homelessness each year, and it can have “a disproportionate effect over the rest of their lives.” ...

The issues faced in 1982 sound familiar, more than four decades later: a blowback against tourism, high interest rates that stifle expansion and development, weak housing sales, a shortage of capital, ...

Today, they are mostly gone. But from the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy in 1893 to the 1950s, Hawai‘i’s economy, society and government were dominated by an oligarchy of companies known as the ...

In 1970, the price of paradise was already too high. As reported in the February issue of Hawaii Business Magazine that year, the U.S. Labor Department said a family of four in Honolulu needed to earn ...

The Admission Act – signed into law on March 18, 1959, by President Dwight D. Eisenhower – dissolved the Territory of Hawai‘i and established America’s 50th state. Statehood took effect on Aug. 21, ...