Post those tax returns, darn it!
One of the more debate-worthy bills at our Legislature (Senate Bill 94) involves requiring candidates for president and vice president of the United States to post their tax returns on the internet. If they dont, the bill says, they wont appear on the Hawaii ballot and even if they somehow win, the folks that we send to the Electoral College wont be allowed to vote for them.
Residential subdivision proposed for Puueo
HILO A major Hawaii Island landowner is seeking to subdivide 39 acres of former sugar fields in Puueo for a residential development.
Still hope for Hilo redevelopment proposals
HILO Three bills seeking to encourage redevelopment of Hilos Banyan Drive hotel area remain alive in the state Legislature.
Broke Da Mouth: Chef Robin Ganir puts adobo on the map
KAILUA-KONA The world nearly missed out on Garlic Furikake Chicken and Pork Adobo Fries. Robin Ganir, mastermind behind these Broke Da Mouth Grindz original recipes almost became an accountant instead of a chef. Thankfully, his college roommate at UH Manoa happened to be a culinary student.
Business Roundup: 03-16-19
Kona Abalone at
Honolulu market
Unemployment rate inches up
KAILUA-KONA All of Hawaiis four counties saw unemployment rates tick up in January.
Tax Foundation of Hawaii: Capitol tricks: Blank amounts, defected dates
If youre following bills as they move through our Legislature, there are a couple of practices that we need you to know about. Often, committee chairs will refer to one or both of these practices when they move bills forward.
Business Roundup: 03-25-19
2015 tax return
money still out there
Not my avocado: Safeway mislabels local avocado varieties, irks farmers
KAILUA-KONA Whats in a name? When it comes to their prized Sharwil variety, Hawaii Island avocado farmers say, quite a lot.
Senior housing project expands
HILO Construction has begun on a project that will double the size of a Hilo housing development for low-income seniors.