Honolulu Star-Bulletin - Sat Nov 21

Low-income families worry about how they will cope if the state follows through on a proposal to decrease subsidies for child care By Gary T. Kubota POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Nov 21, 2009 Makiki single parent Tara Berry said she fears she might have to leave her job as a social worker if she is unable to afford a preschool fee and has to care during ...

The Honolulu Advertiser - Sun Nov 15

For the past 36 years, Victor Falle has seen a lot of changes and growth at Zippy's. He remembers when the late Francis Higa first hired him.

The Honolulu Advertiser - Sat Nov 14

Three public-sector union leaders yesterday asked the state Employer-Union Health Benefits Trust Fund to cancel open enrollment in health care plans for government workers, claiming potential delays in processing applications could disrupt coverage for workers in January.