April 2015
Friday, April 17House Works to Wiggle Out from Under Unfunded Liability Mandate
June 2014
Wednesday, June 11The Health Fund’s Quest for Solvency
Tuesday, June 10Monday, June 9
Will Hawaii Ever Climb Out of Its $27 Billion Hole?
Taxpayers could see important services cut or higher taxes if they have to pay even more for pensions and health care benefits for retired public workers.

Investments: Gambling With Public Money
The Hawaii Employees’ Retirement System pours billions of dollars into stocks, timber and real estate trying to secure the best return. But at what risk?

The Health Fund’s Quest for Solvency
Public officials search for solutions to one of the nation’s largest unfunded liabilities, the $18.7 billion hole in the Hawaii Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund.

House Works to Wiggle Out from Under Unfunded Liability Mandate
UPDATED Hawaii Gov. David Ige and senators oppose the plan to return to a pay-as-you-go approach for health benefits, setting up a tough battle to reach a deal before session ends.