Local businesses struggle to cope as visitor spending drops $15 million per day, economists say.

Of the $3 million allotted to the federal program last year, farmers in Hawaii received over $1.2 million.

Some industries, especially transportation, face unique challenges in weaning off fossil fuels.

Neglected parks, a dangerous main intersection and a single road in and out are just some of the challenges.

Demand for beef is exceeding supply, but local producers are not seeing the returns.

The top priority is to provide service to residents in unserved or underserved areas, and the state plans to generate a list by December of the properties that will benefit.

In a new report, economists say Hawaii’s visitor industry will help prevent a recession in the isles.

Many people and small businesses racked up debt during the pandemic and are “in catch-up mode,” according to the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement.

The lapse highlighted complaints about the imbalance of power between condominium owners and the property managers.

The measure is on its way to a final vote in the House.