... the so-called ‘leadership’ of the Hawaii Republican Party is experiencing the cold realities of the situation they have so very foolishly created for themselves ....

... reflecting upon some exciting accomplishments ....

... 2,400-plus households, totaling more than 5,928 individuals, remain housed in more than 30 hotels throughout Maui ....

... Also included was draft legislation intended to minimize these risks and promote the public welfare to the greatest extent possible, should the Legislature choose to legalize cannabis ....

... 43% profit for Black Sand / Kobayashi ....

... 2023 featured “challenges galore,” but ....

... increasing East Coast fuel costs, killing a massive wind farm project and crippling LNG tranport ....

... Thursday, Jan. 18, 5 p.m. at Ko'olau Ballroom ....

... State departmental representatives will provide updates and requests on their budget proposals ....

... unlike Maine and Colorado, in Hawaii the Trump supporters did it to each other .... 

... Hawaiian Airlines has not been owned by an individual or entity in Hawaii for a long time ....

... her guru is stilll dreaming of a position in a Trump administration ....

... A number of restaurants are in a pinch recently.  Here’s what happened to them ....

... retired MFD batallion chief Amos Lonokailua-Hewett ....

... The Legislature will continue to accept GIA applications until Friday, January 19, 2024, at 4:30 p.m. ....

... In previous decades, City streets were planned and designed primarily for vehicular capacity, not any longer! ....

... The recent decision by Police Chief Logan to require people to be certified by nonexistent instructors means that NO ONE can purchase a handgun or rifle until ....

... To date, the task force has seized nearly 70,000 pounds of illegal fireworks. ...

... Spending was down 2.4% in November when compared to the previous year. However, the number of tourists increased by 0.3% to 731,233 ....

... the minimum wage will increase to $14 per hour beginning on Jan. 1, 2024. Act 114 incrementally increases the minimum wage to $16 per hour Jan. 1, 2026, and to $18 per hour Jan. 1, 2028 ....