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Let’s Talk Food: National Noodle Day is today

October 6, 2020 0

Let’s Talk Food: National Noodle Day is today

Hawai‘i Farmers Confront $11M In Flood Damage Without A Safety Net Crop insurance is hard to attain in Hawaiʻi, and federal programs are tailored to mainland agriculture.

March 24, 2026 0

More Local Food? These State Agencies Aren’t Buying It Few departments met the official 10% goal last year. While cost, quality and lack of consistent supply are concerns, the current pace doesn’t bode well for the larger push to wean the islands off imported food.

February 24, 2026 0

Hawaiʻi Farmers Are Fighting To Keep Their Soil From Flushing Out To Sea From kalo to cacao, farmers are adapting to effects of a changing climate by fusing traditional Hawaiian practices with new, regenerative agricultural techniques to save soils, streams and reefs.

December 26, 2025 0

Where To Get Help With Food In Hawaiʻi During The Shutdown While the state government formalizes its plans to help SNAP recipients, local assistance organizations are stepping up, too.

October 27, 2025 0

Waiʻanae Goes All In With New $17M Facility To Boost Food Security A 15-acre campus is expected to include a food bank, fruit trees, community kitchen, wastewater treatment center and more.

October 3, 2025 0

Changing Course, Honolulu Is Now Planting Food In Public Spaces Advocates envision free food for local commuters at rail stations and beyond.

September 30, 2025 0

As Mainland Egg Prices Drop, Waialua Fresh Eggs Invests In Hawaiʻi When migratory birds take flight, experts say that could prompt a resurgence in bird flu cases across the country, again spiking prices.

August 14, 2025 0

Want Hawaii To Be Less Dependent On Imported Food? Change Your Diet Hawaii will never be a big producer of wheat or rice, but there are plenty of homegrown alternatives.

December 24, 2024 0

KILAUEA (VNUM #332010) UPDATE Current Volcano Alert Level: ADVISORY Current Aviation Color Code: YELLOW

May 5, 2026 0

Police Investigating Fatal Traffic Collision on Daniel K. Inouye Highway That Left Two Dead

May 5, 2026 0

Public Invited to Attend Police Week Festivities

May 5, 2026 0

Kona Low Assistance Centers Expanded

May 5, 2026 0

HAWAIIAN VOLCANO OBSERVATORY DAILY UPDATE U.S. Geological Survey Tuesday, May 5, 2026, 9:47 AM

May 5, 2026 0

EPISODE 46 Has Begun

May 5, 2026 0

6,500 Volunteers Build 10,000 Beds For Children Who Don’t Have One Of Their Own

May 5, 2026 0

Student-Run Stock Portfolio Could Fund Scholarships University of Hawai‘i students were given a $1,000 donation in 1978 and told to invest it. The returns — in student experience and real-world stock holdings — have been significant.

May 5, 2026 0

Honolulu Police Shoot Teen In Stolen Vehicle Interim Chief Rade Vanic said a police officer was injured in the incident, but did not provide details on the extent of the officer’s injuries.

May 5, 2026 0

Hawaiʻi Families Need Preschool. Who Will Fund It? Families and advocates are wondering what the future of preschool could look like amid funding shortfalls and Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke’s recent departure from office.

May 5, 2026 0

Let’s Talk Food: National Noodle Day is today

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Hawai‘i Farmers Confront $11M In Flood Damage Without A Safety Net Crop insurance is hard to attain in Hawaiʻi, and federal programs are tailored to mainland agriculture.

More Local Food? These State Agencies Aren’t Buying It Few departments met the official 10% goal last year. While cost, quality and lack of consistent supply are concerns, the current pace doesn’t bode well for the larger push to wean the islands off imported food.

Hawaiʻi Farmers Are Fighting To Keep Their Soil From Flushing Out To Sea From kalo to cacao, farmers are adapting to effects of a changing climate by fusing traditional Hawaiian practices with new, regenerative agricultural techniques to save soils, streams and reefs.

Where To Get Help With Food In Hawaiʻi During The Shutdown While the state government formalizes its plans to help SNAP recipients, local assistance organizations are stepping up, too.

Waiʻanae Goes All In With New $17M Facility To Boost Food Security A 15-acre campus is expected to include a food bank, fruit trees, community kitchen, wastewater treatment center and more.

Changing Course, Honolulu Is Now Planting Food In Public Spaces Advocates envision free food for local commuters at rail stations and beyond.

As Mainland Egg Prices Drop, Waialua Fresh Eggs Invests In Hawaiʻi When migratory birds take flight, experts say that could prompt a resurgence in bird flu cases across the country, again spiking prices.

Want Hawaii To Be Less Dependent On Imported Food? Change Your Diet Hawaii will never be a big producer of wheat or rice, but there are plenty of homegrown alternatives.

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KILAUEA (VNUM #332010) UPDATE Current Volcano Alert Level: ADVISORY Current Aviation Color Code: YELLOW

Police Investigating Fatal Traffic Collision on Daniel K. Inouye Highway That Left Two Dead

Public Invited to Attend Police Week Festivities

Kona Low Assistance Centers Expanded

HAWAIIAN VOLCANO OBSERVATORY DAILY UPDATE U.S. Geological Survey Tuesday, May 5, 2026, 9:47 AM

EPISODE 46 Has Begun

6,500 Volunteers Build 10,000 Beds For Children Who Don’t Have One Of Their Own

Student-Run Stock Portfolio Could Fund Scholarships University of Hawai‘i students were given a $1,000 donation in 1978 and told to invest it. The returns — in student experience and real-world stock holdings — have been significant.

Honolulu Police Shoot Teen In Stolen Vehicle Interim Chief Rade Vanic said a police officer was injured in the incident, but did not provide details on the extent of the officer’s injuries.

Hawaiʻi Families Need Preschool. Who Will Fund It? Families and advocates are wondering what the future of preschool could look like amid funding shortfalls and Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke’s recent departure from office.

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