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- Oct 1, 2026
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Pat Saiki, former GOP congresswoman from Hawaiʻi, dies at age 96 (opens the original)
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Pat Saiki, the first Republican elected to the U.S. House since statehood and a lawmaker who played a significant role in the passage of legislation paying reparations to Japanese Americans incarcerated by the U.S. during World War II, has died. She was 96. Saiki died of natural causes in her Honolulu home on Wednesday, her son Stuart Saiki said. Saiki first got involved in public policy when she was a teacher and was a leader in the formation of the state’s first teachers' union. She served in
Energy prices and ʻparade of stormsʻ weigh on Hawaiʻi economy: report (opens the original)
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Higher energy prices from the Iran war combined with storms lashing the islands are weighing heavily on the state’s economic growth, University of Hawaiʻi economists said in a report released Friday. Hawaiʻi’s real gross domestic product will likely increase by just 0.6% in 2026, down from 3.3% last year, the report from University of Hawaiʻi Economic Research Organization said. “ Hawaiʻi is being battered by bad policy, nationally, driving up our energy prices,” said Carl Bonham, the report’s c
Energy prices and 'parade of storms' weigh on Hawaiʻi economy: report (opens the original)
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Higher energy prices from the Iran war combined with storms lashing the islands are weighing heavily on the state’s economic growth, University of Hawaiʻi economists said in a report released Friday. Hawaiʻi’s real gross domestic product will likely increase by just 0.6% in 2026, down from 3.3% last year, the report from University of Hawaiʻi Economic Research Organization said. “ Hawaiʻi is being battered by bad policy, nationally, driving up our energy prices,” said Carl Bonham, the report’s c
Websites share what's open and still closed on Kauaʻi after hurricane (opens the original)
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People wondering where to eat, go shopping or take care of errands on Kauaʻi after Hurricane Lowell can turn to two different websites to find out. A tourism industry nonprofit launched a new site, openkauai.org, with information on the status of hundreds of Kauaʻi businesses. It says what’s open, partially open and closed. Some listings indicate when a closed business was expected to resume operations. Kamika Smith, the general manager of Smith’s Kauai, which offers river boat cruises and luau
Federal spending on Section 8 in Hawaiʻi surges 70% as rents rise (opens the original)
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Federal government spending on Section 8 housing vouchers in Hawai’i has surged over the past two decades due to higher rents, according to a new study released Wednesday. The outlays amounted to $170 million in 2024, or 70% more than in 2003, when adjusted for inflation, the report from the University of Hawaiʻi Economic Research Organization said. The number of households receiving the subsidy, however, has risen only by one-fifth. Those with a Section 8 voucher pay about 30% of their income t
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