Maui has been trying to diversify its economy for decades. But in 2019, half of all employees relied on the visitor industry.

Hawaii governments are flush with cash coming out of the pandemic and hope to fill open positions as well as create new ones.

The No. 1 reason dogs and cats are surrendered to the Maui Humane Society is a lack of pet-friendly housing.

The Hawaii Rising program taps into a growing trend of small businesses seeking ways to thrive online and reach buyers across the globe amid the pandemic.

Gov. David Ige wants to take advantage of a budget surplus to give $100 each to Hawaii taxpayers and their dependents.

Eight months after the Hawaii Tourism Authority shifted the focus of its branding effort, our unscientific survey found most tourists are still unfamiliar with its message.

Personal income in Hawaii actually increased overall during the pandemic, but experts say people are going to be worse off this year as federal bailout money dries up.

Many of the businesses combine more than one revenue stream — haircuts and drinks, for instance —  and they are embracing the neighborhood’s Main Street vibe.

The occupational licensing requirements for many professions may be hindering qualified professionals from moving to Hawaii and getting work.