Trump’s tariffs cast doubt on Hawaii vehicle sales forecast
Hawaii’s auto dealers ended 2024 down 3% in sales and were expecting a rebound this year until the enthusiasm was […]
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Hannemann resigns as HTA chair amid allegations of freebies
GEORGE F. LEE / SEPT. 30 Mufi Hannemann resigned today as chairperson of the Hawai’i Tourism Authority Board today amid
Daniel Kahikina Akaka State Veterans Home opens in Kapolei
The long-planned Daniel Kahikina Akaka State Veterans Home finally opened its doors Wednesday in Kapolei as the family of its
Moanalua’s Sugui more than a passing fancy
When Moanalua and Roosevelt meet tonight at Ticky Vasconcellos Stadium in the debut of girls flag football in the OIA,
Hawaii hands UC Davis 16-0 loss, goes up 2-0 in home series
Dominating from first pitch to pau hana celebration, the Hawaii baseball team coasted to Sunday’s 16-0 victory over UC Davis
Hawaiian immersion schools are standing firm in uncertain times
When Keawe Santos was enrolled at a kindergarten in California, his teacher had trouble pronouncing his name, sometimes calling him
Saturn gains 128 new moons, bringing its total to 274
Astronomers say they have discovered more than 100 new moons around Saturn, possibly the result of cosmic smashups that left
Maui police chief says ‘P.Diddy’ allegations ‘completely false’
STAR-ADVERTISER / 2023 Maui Police Department Chief John Pelletier during a press conference on the Lahaina wildfires. Maui’s police chief
Scale of cuts to the VA in the Pacific unclear
With significant proposed cuts to the Department of Veterans Affairs by the administration of President Donald Trump, it’s not yet
On Politics: Isles brace as federal government careens with cuts
Hawaii’s economy, rarely the master of its own fate, heads into the usually blustery month of March and is expected