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The gift from John C. Couch will establish the first-ever gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship program at the John A. Burns School of Medicine.

Port of Long Beach officials unveiled 33 zero-emission, battery-electric cargo-handling yard tractors on Tuesday, Nov. 29.

MVNP, a Hawaii-based integrated advertising, marketing and PR agency, has hired two new people to its team.

Major proposals from the special commission on government reform aim to reduce the influence of money in politics.

Labor unions representing American merchant sailors and ship owners are lashing out at the Biden administration for granting a waiver to a law enacted to protect the U.S. commercial maritime industry.

Labor unions representing American merchant sailors and ship owners are lashing out at the Biden administration for granting a waiver to a law enacted to protect the U.S. commercial maritime industry.

Matson Navigation Co. donated $10,625 to the University of Guam for the Isla Center for the Arts, the School of Business and Public Administration and the Guam Green Growth initiative

How Hawaii became a playground for Silicon Valley tycoons FacebookTwitterEmail The recent news that Hawaii is recruiting mainland residents to work remotely came as a surprise to locals expecting further, not fewer, restrictions on travel to the Aloha State. Yet the Movers & Shakas program, which includes free round-trip airfare for 50 qualified applicants who will temporarily live on Oahu and pledge to volunteer with a community nonprofit, is part of a long tradition of luring well-heeled peo...