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Hawaiʻi’s transportation and ocean shipping company Matson captured the crown as the state’s most profitable company in the past year, despite being buffeted by shifting U.S. trade policies.
Matson has held the top position in Hawaii Business Magazine‘s annual list for the past five years.
The compilation draws from the Hawaii Business Top 250 ...
Computer science graduate student Shaelyn Loo points to a bright computer touchscreen in the dark Create(x) lab at UH-West Oʻahu. She’s gathering data for a restoration project at Kīpuka O Kahinahina, in nearby Kalaeloa, to reopen sinkholes once used to cultivate food and medicinal crops that struggle elsewhere in ʻEwa’s dry climate.
“This is where you control everythi...
As a part of this public art program, the museum features exhibitions curated from the State’s Art in Public Places Collection and from student exhibitions.
The museum is in the No. 1 State Capitol Building, near the State Capitol, ‘Iolani Palace, and the State Library. Admission is always free. Wednesday–Saturday, 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., with evening hours duri...
This year, American Savings Bank (ASB) celebrates 100 years of serving and investing in Hawai‘i’s residents, businesses and communities. To reaffirm its commitment, the bank launched the ASB Charitable Foundation and kicked off its year-long festivities in January with a $100,000 contribution to local nonprofits nominated by its teammates and voted on by the public.
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After being released by the Miami Dolphins in March, Hawaiʻi’s Tua Tagovailoa signed a one-year “prove it” contract with the Atlanta Falcons for the veteran minimum of $1,215,000.
No need to feel sorry for the seven-year veteran: The former Saint Louis School standout will also receive a $53 million cash payout from the Dolphins, stemming from the four-year $212.4 mill...