Local utilities across the state urge customers to remain vigilant as scam calls and phishing ramp up heading into the holidays. Scammers have become more prevalent during the COVID-19 pandemic as customers that depend on these essential services are targeted.

Hawaiian Telcom has expanded its fiber broadband service to nearly 700 new homesteads in East and North Central Moloka‘i, with more than 300 locations in Kualapu‘u and more than 350 in ‘Ualapu‘e.

Kamehameha Schools today announced the selection of John Komeiji as its new General Counsel and Vice President. With Komeiji's departure, Hawaiian Telcom announced the promotion of Su Shin to President and General Manager.

Construction work is planned on Piʻilani Hwy from Kaonoulu St to East Waipuilani St as part of Phase I infrastructure work for the new Kīhei High School. 

Today the FCC announced that Hawaiian Telcom will receive $18.1 million over 10 years to expand high-speed broadband access to the most rural areas of Hawai‘i.

Over the past few days Hawaiian Telcom has received more than 200 calls from customers who have received scam calls from their own phone number.

Hawaiian Telcom is offering a deferred payment option to federal government employees affected by the partial government shutdown.

Hawaiian Telcom announced it has enabled more than 1,000 rural locations throughout Hawai‘i with fiber broadband this year.

The Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) said Hawaiʻi residents and small businesses have recently been losing thousands of dollars to scam artists posing as utility workers and bill collectors. As part of national Utility Scam Awareness Week, local utilities, police, and consumer experts are joining forces to protect customers from these scams. The Hawaiian Electric Companies,... Read more »

Police say that per Hawaiian Telcom, customers with landline service are only able to call within Hāna.

Hawaiian Telcom is moving toward business as usual operations on O‘ahu and Kaua‘i today to serve customers. Hawai‘i Island and Maui County should return to business as usual on Monday, August 27.

Symmetrical Internet features equivalent upload and download speeds, enabling Hawai‘i residents to send multi-media communication as fast as they receive it.

Broadband is now available in parts of Huelo on Maui as part of an expansion conducted by Hawaiian Telcom in thousands of rural communities throughout Hawaiʻi.

The Hawai‘i DCCA Cable Television Division conditionally approved the transfer of control of Hawaiian Telcom’s cable franchise to Cincinnati Bell

Hawaiian Telcom, and Cincinnati Bell today announced they have reached an agreement to merge under a cash and stock transaction valued a $650 million.