Airlines and hotels can provide a lucrative market for Hawaiʻi entrepreneurs, but making inroads with large brands and scaling up production isn’t easy.

The proposed fee could improve safety and cleanliness in the area, but critics say it won’t fix the underlying challenge facing downtown.

Local broadcast executives are sorting out major questions following federal funding cuts.

The dispute between two restaurants with the same name on the same block underscores a weakness in the state’s trademark system

A 14-year legal battle over a disappeared marina in ʻEwa has finally ended

The bill is expected to give Hawaiʻi ratepayers additional choices for purchasing electricity. Lawmakers hope it will also lower electric bills.

Lawsuit alleged that the head chef of Ala Moana’s Margotto restaurant rained blows and slaps on his sous chef.

A machine meant to extend the shelf life of Hawaiʻi-grown products hasn’t been used in the year it’s been at the Wahiawā Value-Added Product Development Center.

Gov. Josh Green said the money will help “weather the storm” of potential cuts from Washington, D.C.

Energy advocates say HECO’s effort to increase rates sidesteps ratepayer protection law.