Solid Waste Division Announces Temporary Site Closures in West Hawaii
Ke‘ei Recycling & Transfer Station Closed on December 15 & 18, 2020 Solid Waste Division Announces Temporary Site Closures in...
Day: December 14, 2020
Community: 12-14-20 Police Renew Request Seeking Runaway Keith Fukunuga
Community: 12-14-20 Police Renew Request Seeking Runaway Keith Fukunuga Hawai'i Island police are renewing their request in asking for the...
More information relating to the earthquake earlier today
MAUNA KEA INFORMATION STATEMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY The U.S. Geological Survey's Hawaiian Volcano Observatory (HVO) recorded a magnitude-4.4 earthquake located beneath...
Community: 12-14-20 Runaway Deandre Moore
Community: 12-14-20 Runaway Deandre Moore Hawaiʻi Island police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating runaway Deandre Moore, who...
Community: 12-14-20 Police Looking for Missing Kamuela Man
Community: 12-14-20 Police Looking for Missing Kamuela Man Hawai'i Island police are requesting the public’s assistance in locating a 33-year-old...
Veteran, 93, Is Whittling Walking Sticks To Raise Money For Local Food Pantry
Veteran, 93, Is Whittling Walking Sticks To Raise Money For Local Food Pantry A 93-year-old veteran in Ohio is whittling...
Even Hawaii’s Smallest Businesses Have Been Helped By Federal CARES Act Loans…Paycheck Protection Program has steered $2.5 billion in relief to 25,000 small businesses in Hawaii.
For Ty Gurney, owner of his namesake surf school on Lewers Street in Waikiki, there’s been at least one bright spot in...
Here’s What The Defense Spending Bill Means For Hawaii And The Pacific… The National Defense Authorization Act passed by the U.S. Senate on Friday includes more than $300 million in construction projects for military bases in Hawaii.
The defense funding bill for next year puts a heavy emphasis on military operations in the Pacific amid growing tensions between...
Many students choose in-person classes at Hawaii’s Catholic schools
Hawaii’s Catholic schools were among the first to open their doors to students for in-person classes in August, and the...
Honolulu must pay Ex-Honolulu police chief, Louis Kealoha, legal fees
A ruling by a state judge earlier this month leaves Honolulu taxpayers on the hook for paying former Honolulu Police...
Fears grow of furlough-driven teacher exodus
Public school teachers say they still have not recovered from the “Furlough Fridays” education cuts of 2009 and 2010 —...
New mayor meets with business leaders, HICC
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Virtual cheer: Groups move holiday shows, performances online
Hilo holiday programs set their sights to online streaming to bring music, dancing and holiday cheer to households during the...
County spent 80% of $80 million CARES funds
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