Island News — Hundreds of people in the community came to the State Capitol on Wednesday morning. For some, it was a real-life lesson in government. For others, it was a way to show support for the Legislature on this opening day. And for many, it was a chance to meet lawmakers who will be voting on bills that impact various industries. 

Maui Now — Over 100 teams of student entrepreneurs submitted game-changing ideas, developed valuable business skills and received a chance to win up to $25,000 for their school.

Honolulu Star-Advertiser — Matusda is the the first Hawai‘i born director of the observatory and will head up a staff of 130 to 140 people.

The Conversation - Hawai‘i Public Radio — The first Hawaiʻi-born director of Hawaiʻi Island's Keck Observatory, Rich Matsuda, spoke to The Conversation about how his background gives him a unique perspective of astronomy's relationship with local culture.

W.M. Keck Observatory Press Release, Hawai‘i Tribune-Herald, West Hawai‘i Today — International search confirms local-born executive to lead the Observatory.

Civil Beat — They would offer plenty of benefits, but it's difficult to build those systems and will need buy-in from the West Maui community.