UPDATED: Matson and Pasha Hawaii are ignoring calls to slow down. But other major shippers have heeded requests to protect endangered whales.

Anthony Chang started a Chinese language newspaper in Honolulu at age 74, and eight years later, both he and the publication are still going.

Haleiwa’s decades-old Kua Aina burger spot is suing upstart Honolulu Meat Co. over the latter’s use of the name Kua Aina on burger patties and other meat products.

Inflation is hitting everyone’s pocketbooks, including the longtime families running Hawaii’s mom and pop businesses.

Hawaii was the only state in the U.S. last week where electric rates continue to cause consumer shock and average gasoline prices topped $5 per gallon.

Experts say identifying inaccuracies in the maps produced by the Federal Communications Commission will get the state more federal funding.

Ad campaigns and DNA testing seek to drive buyers toward real Hawaiian macadamias.

As Hawaii’s economy recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic, there’s an abundance of job openings for seasonal employees.

The local supermarket chain has been in talks with the union since its collective bargaining agreement expired in April 2021.

Porter McGuire Kiakona now faces $475,000 in damages for violating debt collection laws in a case that started with a $150 fine against a dog owner.