Hawaiʻi Department of Agriculture will soon invite the public to weigh in on what farmers should be allowed to do on land they lease from the state.

In addition to the TMT, proposed federal funding cuts threaten the world-class Keck and Gemini observatories, the solar telescope on Maui and UH’s Institute for Astronomy.

Council members at first wanted to trim the budget. Instead they added programs to help residents struggling to make ends meet.

Looking for a job in 2025 may be the hardest thing an unemployed person can do. For recent high school and college graduates with no experience, it’s practically impossible.

The harbor’s status as a public asset is at odds with the state’s long-term goals for private management boating facilities.

Lawmakers are pushing for a comprehensive plan to address Hawaiʻi’s overreliance on imported foods and the growing number of residents who can’t afford groceries.

With the loss of productions came a decline in film jobs and spending in the state.

Civil Beat is tracking the effects of federal funding cuts on state and county programs in the islands.

The state watchdog could get behind a more modest increase if public utility regulators investigate the interisland shipper’s relationship with its parent company.

Young Brothers is seeking approval from Hawai‘i regulators to significantly increase interisland shipping rates.