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SBA now offers low-interest disaster loans to Hawaii residents, businesses, and nonprofits affected by the Kona low storms.
Eligible counties include Maui, Hawaii Island, and the City and County of Honolulu for various loan types.
Homeowners and renters may borrow up to $100,000 for personal property and up to $500,000 for primary residence repairs.
Business and nonprofit loans can provide up to $2 million for physical damage or related needs.
Interest rates are low, with 2.875% for homeowners/renters, 3.625% for private nonprofits, and 4% for businesses.
Disaster recovery centers will open to provide in-person loan assistance.
Additional information can be obtained via the SBA helpline or disastercustomerservice email.
The impact area includes March 10–24 Kona low storms across multiple islands.
FEMA confirmed federal funding is available for those affected.
The loans cover both real estate and personal property losses for eligible applicants.

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Loeffler toured Jimmy's Famous Seafood with co-owner Tony Minadakis on Tax Day to promote Trump’s working families tax cuts.
Minadakis said the tax cuts help hospitality attract and keep workers, calling the team the key to growth.
Loeffler cited no-tax-on-tips and no-tax-on-overtime as benefits cited by the SBA for workers across industries.
The SBA official referenced the Treasury data showing millions claimed new tax cuts and high average refunds this year.
The event emphasized depreciation and 100% expensing for small businesses on purchases for future years.
Wednesday was the tax deadline, with Loeffler noting the deadline to file or extend.
Loeffler framed the event within the broader push for Trump’s tax policies impacting workers nationwide.
The coverage underlines advice on extending tax deadlines and filing tips for procrastinators.
The piece includes a reminder about the Tax Day deadline for taxpayers in Baltimore and beyond.

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CDCR staff connected with small businesses at an SBA procurement fair in Citrus Heights.
Office of Business Services representatives shared procurement processes and opportunities.
The SBA Sacramento District Office hosted the March 12 event to connect vendors with CDCR.
CDCR outlined how vendors can become certified and compete for state contracts.
Officials described outreach as strengthening partnerships with California’s small business community.

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