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Infrastructure, housing and recovery efforts from the deadly Maui wildfires in August were a focal point of Hawaii Gov. Josh Green's State of the State speech.
January 24 -
The top five bond financings have an average dollar volume of more than $917 million.
January 18 -
Some general fund spending will be shifted to bonds to help the state meet priorities like housing and healthcare, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green announced.
December 28 -
The governor said the budget would needlessly wipe out a rainy-day fund.
September 15 -
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green gave an update Friday on how the state and Maui are faring a month after fires decimated West Maui and razed the town of Lahaina.
September 11 -
Moody's credited generally sound fiscal practices, good governance and federal aid with the likelihood that Maui County and the state would retain their current credit ratings.
August 30 -
Andy DeVries of CreditSights is fairly optimistic about the eventual outcome for bondholders, though its tax-exempt paper has been trading at a discount.
August 29 -
The disaster in Hawaii highlights the increasing importance of Congress to act on the dwindling budget of FEMA's Disaster Relief Fund.
August 15 -
The investor-owned utility issues tax-exempt bonds through the Hawaii Department of Budget and Finance.
August 15 -
The coastal town of Lahaina is "gone," Hawaii Gov. Josh Green said during a press conference.
August 11