AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAffordable Housing: Honolulu investors are putting $3 million to $5 million into the Wo Fat Building, with 22 affordable units planned by February and restaurant, retail and cultural space to follow. Public Spending: State lawmakers plan a November review after an audit flagged more than $13.7 million in kauhale payments as unauthorized, unsupported or questionable; they want tighter oversight, not a halt to construction. Airline Restructuring: Hawaiian Airlines plans to cut 13 nonunion jobs as part of its Alaska Airlines merger. Education Costs: The University of Hawaiʻi is proposing a tuition increase after a two-year freeze. Disaster Recovery: Kauaʻi small businesses are still waiting for financial aid, while SBA disaster assistance is available for Hurricane Lowell-related damage and economic losses. Clean Energy: Hawaiian Electric is seeking approval for a 20-megawatt Maui solar farm expected to power 10,000 homes.
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