The new owners of an equipment rental company carry on the tradition of sharing jokes and wisdom on a marquee above the storefront.

The high-flying growth of Hawaii’s largest private employer has slowed recently thanks to storms, volcanos, increased competition and lower fares.

There used to be 160 dairies in Hawaii. Only two remain, and one plans to close, meaning Hawaii could end up importing all of its milk.

The Kokua Market is on life support, trying to survive in a marketplace where Whole Foods is ubiquitous and even McDonald’s serves quinoa.

The agreement boosts workers’ pay by $1.50 per hour and ends the longest Hawaii hotel strike since 1970, according to Unite Here Local 5.

Tourism officials believe heightened surveillance will make visitors feel safer, but the Hawaii ACLU says it poses “grave concerns” for privacy.

New federal rules aimed at cracking down on criminal activity require that shell companies paying all cash for homes report their owners.

Critics fear rules for opening a swath of ocean bed between Mexico and Hawaii won’t protect “the most pristine wilderness on the planet.”

Tim Chey alleges the state film office withheld tax grants for his movie “Islands” because it’s about the Christian conversion of a Hawaiian chiefess.

Prominent influencers are using the startup company’s program, which has 6 million downloads and counting.

The company will soon depart its landmark namesake building to make way for developer offices and model condos.

The work stoppage comes despite management agreement to subsidize worker housing.