Maui Business
Cafe Celebrates Honolulu Pride Month With Rainbow Macarons
In honor of Honolulu Pride Month, La Tour Café will sell a limited edition rainbow macaron set in all of its locations throughout October.
Hawaiian Homes is Expanding its Housing Options
A new rule will allow the Department of Hawaiian Homelands to offer multi-family units, kūpuna homes, and rental housing options.
Energy Program Aims to Help Nonprofits Cut Costs
Applications for Hawaiʻi Energyʻs EmPOWER Hawaiʻi Project will be available on Oct. 1.
Maui Sees Rise in Visitor Spending and Arrivals
According to the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority, more visitors came to Maui in August compared to last year. They also stayed longer and spent more per day.
Free Talk to Discuss Civil Rights in Hawaiʻi
The public is invited to a talk story event that will focus on the current landscape of civil rights and the criminal justice system in Hawaiʻi.
Watch: Suda Store Says Aloha
Dozens of old-timers bid farewell to South Maui’s iconic Suda Seafood & Deli today.
Made in Maui County Festival Exclusive Shopping Day Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets are now on sale for the Exclusive Shopping Day of the 6th Annual Hawaiian Airlines Made in Maui County Festival in Kahului.
Maui Mayor Victorino Backs Recommendations to Deal with Tourism Impacts
Maui Mayor Michael Victorino endorsed recommendations from his fact-finding Tourism Group that call for ways to address the environmental and community impacts of the visitor industry.
Southwest Airlines Accelerates Timeline For New Hawai‘i Flights
Southwest Airlines announced that more flights for Hawaiʻi are being offered ahead of schedule. Southwest is also offering interisland travel for as low as $29 one-way** from Nov. 12, 2019 through April 8, 2020.
REAL ID-Compliant Identification Needed to Board Commercial Flights starting Oct 1, 2020
The “star in a gold circle” on a Hawaii driver’s license or identification card indicates the credential is REAL ID compliant.
Long-Time Dept. of Labor Employee Appointed as Deputy Director
Gov. David Ige has appointed Anne E. Perreira-Eustaquio as the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations’ deputy director.
Hawai‘i AG Fights Proposed Changes to SNAP Food Assistance Program
Hawaiʻi Attorney General Clare Connors joined a coalition of 24 Attorneys General in opposing proposed changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP.
Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority Awards Aloha ʻĀina Funding
Several conservation projects on Maui and Moloka’i are receiving grants for their efforts to protect and manage natural resources.
New Grant Available for Conservation Work on Lānaʻi
A new grant program is hoping to bridge cultural heritage and conservation efforts on Lānaʻi.
Hawai‘i AG Supports Banning Discrimination on Basis of Religion in Immigration Decisions
Hawai‘i AG Supports Banning Discrimination on Basis of Religion in Immigration Decisions
Over $11M Allotted for Lānaʻi Airport Improvements
US Sen. Brian Schatz announced today that the airport will receive more than $11 million from the Federal Aviation Administration for “critical improvements.”
Hawaiian Airlines Launches Main Cabin Basic Fares
Hawaiian Airlines today began sales of Main Cabin Basic fares in select North American markets, offering guests a new option to book the carrier’s lowest fares while “still enjoying authentic Hawaiian hospitality.”
Wailuku Resident Named 2019 Summer Blast Giveaway Winner
Minit Stop, Maui Soda & Ice, Monster Energy Company, Coca-Cola Bottling of Hawaiʻi and Alaska Airlines joined in congratulating Wailuku resident, Melissa Villanueva, the winner of the Minit Stop 2019 Summer Blast Giveaway.
Schatz Releases Statement on Passing of KTA CEO
KTA Super Stores CEO Barry Taniguchi died of medical complications on Friday at The Queen’s Medical Center on O‘ahu.
OHA Accepting Applications for Financial Aid Grant
Nonprofit organizations can now apply for a grant from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to provide financial assistance to Native Hawaiians with low income.
