There is an age-old phrase that it is never too early to plan for retirement. There are several options to consider including setting up a 401K, an IRA or some other plan you can rely on in your senior years.

Despite unemployment in Hawai’i being low, employers in both the public and private sectors are still struggling to find workers to fill positions, while some applicants can’t find a job they want.

Hurricane season is here and even as weather forecasters are predicting a near to below average season with 1 to 4 tropical cyclones in our region, they stress the importance of staying aware and being prepared.

Hurricane season is here and even as weather forecasters are predicting a near to below average season with 1 to 4 tropical cyclones in our region, they stress the importance of staying aware and being prepared.

Continued improvements in technology make life more efficient but also lead to more scams. What should you know and do to protect yourself?

As the popularity of e-bikes rises, so has the number of injuries to riders, particularly to young children. What are the rules regarding e-bikes and is the government doing enough to keep people safe?

State lawmakers entered the 2025 session facing chronic problems like the lack of affordable housing, homelessness and decaying infrastructure.

Farmers and ranchers across the islands have complained for years about crimes like theft, vandalism and trespassing which threaten their livelihoods and even their lives.

A recent state report paints a sobering picture of what Hawaiʻi needs to do to meet the needs of a “super aging” population, while at the same time taking care of its youngest residents.

The City and County of Honolulu selected a site on private land in Wahiawā for a landfill to replace the current Waimānalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill in West Oʻahu, which is scheduled to close in a few years.