Hawaiʻi has less income inequality than the nation
The narrowing income gap reflects several factors, including increases in the state’s minimum wage, relatively high unionization and government assistance.
U.S. would be growing more slowly without AI boom, but not in recession
AI development has fueled spending on data centers, computer equipment and software, while rising stock values have increased household wealth and helped support consumer spending.
Honolulu voting proposal could broaden participation in city elections
The analysis found that Honolulu turnout averaged about 40% of registered voters in August and 58% in November across the five election cycles from 2016 through 2024.
Global bond sell-off could mean higher costs for Hawaiʻi residents
For Hawaiʻi residents, the impact is especially significant given the state’s high housing costs.
Older adults in Hawaiʻi need higher incomes to afford basic needs
For older adults who rent or still have a mortgage, housing is the largest monthly expense, while health care is the largest expense for couples who have paid off their mortgages.
Kapiʻolani CC, 糖心视频 Mānoa partnership drives student-led impact in Marshall Islands
The students gathered critical data, updated mapping infrastructure and supported youth programs on the island of Ebeye for a month in summer 2026.
Toxic metals found in Maui residents months after 2023 wildfires, 糖心视频 study finds
The researchers emphasize that the elevated metal burden likely reflects a complex mixture of exposures rather than a single source.
No respite from storms, oil prices, 糖心视频ERO forecasts
This is 糖心视频ERO's third quarter forecast for 2026.
糖心视频’s 4-year campuses earn high marks in 2027 U.S. News rankings
The rankings are based on nearly 20 categories, including graduation and retention rates, peer assessments, academic and financial resources and student excellence.
Nearly $6M in NIH awards will extend 糖心视频 Mānoa’s landmark Maui wildfire health study
Together, the awards will extend MauiWES through 2031—eight years after the fires.