A group of architects and their supporters have a plan to transform unused buses into shelters and hygiene facilities for homeless people, and are now looking for funding and a nonprofit partner. “This is not a solution to housing,”...
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The nearly 340 students of Assets School, a private school in Honolulu catering to dyslexic and gifted children, have much to celebrate as the 21-year-old campus will soon be undergoing a major overhaul and facelift. Assets School hired Group...
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The panel of experts at PBN’s sustainability seminar in Downtown Honolulu on Friday focused on the attitudes people have toward sustainability, and a common theme was that while Hawaii has come a long way, we can do better. Panelists at...
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In less than five years, Paul Matsuda has taken the lead on some of the biggest civil engineering initiatives in the state. He has planned and designed a five-megawatt solar farm in West Oʻahu, eight Honolulu rail stations and Kihei...
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Here's are the latest PBN scoops on the people and enterprises who will be on our Leaders in Sustainability panel event this Friday in Downtown Honolulu: Ulupono Initiative, along with Henk Rogers, recently invested $400,000 into a local startup,...
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The second group of 10 Forty Under 40 honorees have an average age of 30 and are making a difference in Hawaii’s economy and community by working in fields ranging from law to advertising to sustainability. As we explained...
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A bank’s latest branch often echoes the past, but First Hawaiian Bank’s new Waiakea branch marks the start of a new era. Built on the former Blockbuster site in Hiloʻs Prince Kuhio Mall, the new banking center opened Nov....
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