Chavonnie Ramos

Eighty teachers arrived last year to fill recurring vacancies in rural public schools. Here’s what some of them say about their first year in Hawai‘i.

The Ironman Triathlon and Merrie Monarch Festival continue to bring in millions of dollars to Hawai‘i Island, benefitting local businesses and the economy.

The VP of fiber strategy and deployment is passionate about bringing high-speed, fiber-optic internet to the entire state.

But have you tried Diamond Bakery’s ube, liliko‘i and Kona coffee shortbread cookies?

This “methodical” managing director and wealth management advisor is dedicated to helping people make better financial decisions.

This health-care president is reenergizing a once stagnant medical center with new clinics, specialists, equipment, training and more.

The president of Hawai‘i’s largest interisland shipping company has focused on communications, trust and efficiency to sustain a 125-year legacy.

10 personal stories illuminate the triumphs and challenges of the second-largest ethnic group in the state.

Bizia Surf sources unwanted albizia wood to make alaias and other hand-crafted boards.

Life happens to all of us, and many things can affect how you think, feel, and behave. Stress levels continuously change and evolve depending on your state in life and the circumstances around you. UHA cares! Here are three podcasts from various professionals to help point you in your journey towards Better Health-Better Life.

Transit-oriented development brings homes, stores, jobs and transit service together. Here is what’s happening and what’s planned along Skyline’s path.

In continuing the topic of the December 2023 article, How do Buyers find a Home Inspector?, what are the words of wisdom from Buyers after the Home Inspection?

DoorDash and similar apps are more popular than ever. Here’s what Hawai‘i customers, restaurateurs and an indefatigable driver say about the benefits and costs.

Locally Owned, Locally Committed Since 1955.

At the Pearl City hub, workers monitor the driverless system and maintain the trains.

Locally Owned, Locally Committed Since 1955.

Locally Owned, Locally Committed Since 1955.

Locally Owned, Locally Committed Since 1955.

The climate-tech accelerator helps fund food, energy and transportation solutions in Hawai‘i and around the world.

For vehicles that aren’t in stock, Hawai‘i buyers are waiting three months or more for their orders to arrive, often customized to their tastes.