Dave Segal

Hawaii’s unemployment rate keeps hovering around multiyear lows even as job and funding cuts by the Trump administration continue to roil the U.S. economy.

Hawaii’s labor market remains stable, but it could be just a matter of time until the Trump administration’s federal layoffs kick in and employment starts to weaken.

Hawaii’s job market continues to be a picture of consistency.

Auto sales in Hawaii ran out of gas and fell 3.2% in 2024, but this year’s outlook is seen as promising yet fraught with uncertainty.

Hawaii’s unemployment rate hasn’t budged in half a year.

Oahu’s housing activity is slowing with the holiday season in full swing.

Oahu’s housing market was largely flat in October as 30-year mortgage rates continued to rise and discouraged potential buyers and sellers.

Hawaii Nurses’ Association President Rosalee Agas-Yuu gave a motivational talk and then led a long procession of nurses Sunday morning as they returned to work at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women &Children.

Hawaii vehicle owners are keeping their trucks and cars longer than ever as expectations have diminished that the local market will see a significant rise in sales this year.

Oahu’s sluggish real estate market is finally starting to pick up steam.