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County and state officials lean into user fees (opens the original)
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Hawaiʻi is turning to visitor-funded models to pay for conservation of the islands’ natural beauty. The state and federal government have long charged fees for parks and now the counties are getting into the act. Ten years ago, Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden in Kāneʻohe was a quiet, scenic greenspace set against the Koʻolau Mountains where residents could go to relax and enjoy nature. But today, there’s three times as many visitors to the Windward Oʻahu garden — 724,000 last year alone. The reason
Hawaiʻi private schools integrate AI at their own pace (opens the original)
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Most private schools in Hawaiʻi have formed some version of a department that reviews integration of AI in the classroom. But they’re not taking the same approach. As Punahou School President Michael Latham puts it, it's not a question of yes or no on AI, but a question of how, to what end and under what conditions for what purposes. At Punahou, teachers and students in the high school have access to Google's Gemini for Education. Departments collaborate with the school's administration to decid
Chinatown's Wo Fat Building has a new owner after being vacant for years (opens the original)
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An iconic building in Honolulu's Chinatown has a new owner after years of being vacant. The Wo Fat Building in Chinatown has been around for more than 100 years. After surviving the Chinatown fires in 1886 and 1900, it was rebuilt nearly 90 years ago to its current iteration. The building at the corner of Maunakea and Hotel streets long housed a restaurant. It was so iconic that it inspired the name of the villain in the original “Hawaii Five-0” as well as the reboot. About nine years ago, a gro
American Savings Bank plans initial public offering (opens the original)
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Hawaiʻi's third-largest bank has been under private ownership for nearly two years. But that's about to change. American Savings Bank is the third-largest bank in Hawaiʻi by market share, behind Bank of Hawaii and First Hawaiian Bank. It has about $8 billion in deposits. For years, the bank was a subsidiary of Hawaiian Electric Industries, along with the holding company's electric utilities. The bank has been privately owned since HEI sold the majority of its shares at the end of 2024 for $400 m
Kohala Food Hub shifts to help local community (opens the original)
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The North Kohala district on Hawaiʻi Island sustained heavy damage from Tropical Storm Lala, and many there lost power for several days. The Kohala Food Hub is a group that’s been affected — but is still helping the community. The southern portion of Hawaiʻi Island sustained severe damage from Tropical Storm Lala. Among the businesses damaged was the famed Punaluʻu Bake Shop in Nāʻālehu. But the northern end of the island was also impacted by storm damage. Hawaiian Electric says it may take up t
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