Hawai‘i Public Radio — Starting Wednesday, the public is being asked to weigh in on how the new so-called “Green Fee" should be spent to improve Hawaiʻi.

Hawai‘i News Now — Her family left Hawai‘i for opportunity. She found her way back. Today, Marisa Castuera Hayase leads one of the state’s largest philanthropic portfolios, and is shaping a vision of leadership rooted in care and connection, with community voices at the forefront.

Hawai‘i Business Magazine — Many Hawaiʻi workplaces are rigid, unwelcoming or downright awful for women and caregivers. Four companies show a better way.

Hawai‘i News Now — What does it mean to grow up in Hawai‘i, leave for opportunity, and then come home to lead one of the world’s most powerful observatories? In this week’s A Leader’s Journey, meet Rich Matsuda, the first Hawai‘i-born director of the W. M. Keck Observatory.

The Maui News — In an effort organized by Maui United Way, 70 volunteers — many graduates of the school — joined local organizations and community leaders to clear nine acres of dry brush above Lahainaluna High School.

Island News — Hawai‘i nonprofit organizations could lose $100 million in federal funding. After congress passed the reconciliation bill, it was clear many nonprofits would face significant funding shortages.