Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
Recent: |
|
Past: |
|
The Hawaii Health Connector is working with state lawmakers to shift application and enrollment operations of its individual marketplace to the state Department of Human Services in a move it says would reduce expenses and streamline the process. → Read More
A new report by Environment America found that Honolulu is leading the pack of American cities going solar. → Read More
Hawaii Public Radio, which launched its biggest pledge drive yet of $1.03M last Wednesday, is into day 10 of the drive with about $68,000 left to raise as of Friday afternoon. → Read More
The UH Cancer Center, which is one of only 68 NCI-designated cancer centers in the nation and the only one in Hawaii, recently secured more than $385,000 in competitive grants that support research efforts. → Read More
After a year of serving as interim headmaster, Benjamin Feinstein has officially been named Island Pacific Academy's head of school, succeeding the school's founding headmaster Dan White. → Read More
Palolo Chinese Home, which broke ground on its $25.5 million master plan campus redevelopment in 2006, is in the final stretch of its renovations as it continues to raise money for a $7.5 million capital campaign that's funding the project's last leg. → Read More
Matson Inc. is the latest business to step forward and contribute to the Polynesian Voyaging Society's five-year voyage around the world, serving as its ocean logistics partner. → Read More
The Harold K.L. Castle Foundation, which recently sold all of its properties as part of a $373 million sale with some of Kaneohe Ranch's properties to Alexander & Baldwin Inc., has granted nearly $2 million to five nonprofit organizations. → Read More
The Hawaii Medical Service Association is awaiting approval from the state Insurance Division for an average increase in premiums of 13.2 percent, which would effect more than 8,000 employers in three of its small group plans. → Read More
PBS Hawaii is seeking general contractors to build its new headquarters and plans to break ground later this year so that it can finish by 2016, when its lease at the University of Hawaii expires. → Read More
The Plaza Assisted Living broke ground Monday on its fifth property, which will be built in Waikiki, across from the Hawaii Convention Center. → Read More
More than 200 attendees connected with 27 successful Hawaii women leaders as part of American City Business Journals' new mentoring event held in all 40 ACBJ markets, including Honolulu. → Read More
A report by New York Life Insurance Co. and Univita Health shows that, overall, costs have been increasing in recent years. → Read More
The grass-roots campaign to fund and sustain the state's first Neighbor Island resident physician training program, Hilo Medical Center's Hawaii Island Family Medicine Residency Program, is not over yet despite naming its first incoming class. → Read More
Pacific Business News parent American City Business Journals is launching the BizWomen Mentoring Monday event in all 40 ACBJ markets, including Honolulu. → Read More
After eight months of renovating a 1,200-square-foot spot at 62 N. Hotel St. in Chinatown, the area's new French-Latin kitchen, Restaurant Grondin, has officially opened for dinner as of Monday. → Read More
Kaleo Auwae has found success with his jiu jitsu studio, Team Papakolea, and plans to open a third location in Honolulu by December in the upper unit of a planned two-story fitness center, which will also house a personal training gym run by a separate established studio owner. → Read More
Kiewit Building Group Inc. broke ground on Kapolei's planned second elementary school that is being built on land given by developer D.R. Horton. → Read More
The Queen's Transplant Center at The Queen's Medical Center recently surpassed its 100th organ transplant milestone since it opened in 2012, taking over after Hawaii Medical Center closed in 2011. → Read More
The Hawaii Health Connector had more than 7,000 individuals enrolled by the Monday deadline. Meanwhile, the Obama administration reports that it surpassed its 7 million enrollment goal. → Read More