
Two Innovative Jobs Programs are Helping Relieve Tourism and Other Workers with Paid Training
More than $10 million from the CARES Act is making its way into Hawaii’s job market, thanks to two new programs that will provide businesses

More than $10 million from the CARES Act is making its way into Hawaii’s job market, thanks to two new programs that will provide businesses

Football season is officially here, and though the games are obviously important, the drinks and food are critical elements for really enjoying those full four

Tabaraka, the first Lebanese food truck to open on Hawai‘i Island is officially here, giving Hilo-area residents and visitors a great alternative to fast food

If you’re a giant procrastinator like a lot of people (myself very much included), you may still have your ballot in your hand for voting

For those of us who have been eagerly awaiting the reopening of a favorite East Hawai‘i recreational area, our wait is over, at

As some businesses are beginning to reopen for eager customers, Governor Ige’s latest decision to extend the safer-at-home order until the end of June means

Tonight is the perfect night to break up the monotony of being stuck at home — on Tuesday, April 7 the brightest supermoon of the

The Kona Historical Society is a community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and Smithsonian Museum affiliate that has spent the past four decades collecting, preserving, and sharing

One of the Big Island’s most fascinating natural wonders is back open for business. Guests of the Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park (HVNP) can once again

In December 2019, a brilliant artist who brought true light and laughter to the people he knew, passed away due to a senseless crime. For