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One of Gov. Josh Green’s pledges on Day 1 in office was to provide more housing — a difficult task made monumental by the devastating Maui wildfires exacerbating Hawaii’s shortage of available and affordable places to live.
A report from Department of Human Services to the federal government paints a grim picture, but the state plans to award extra pay to try to attract more workers.
Unmet promises, higher costs for consumers, less opportunity for workers. That's happened after some past airline mergers, experts said federal regulators and state officials should and will scrutinize the Alaska Airlines proposal to buyout Hawaiian Airlines.
The Mu‘umu‘u Library opens at Ward Centre with hundreds of vintage styles in all sizes ready to be borrowed and shared.
Then catastrophe struck, and Green’s political fate could become an aftershock to the Lahaina tragedy in which at least 100 people died and the Maui town of Lahaina burned in the face of wildfires on Aug. 8.