Day: April 28, 2021

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SWEEP OF FORMER UNCLE BILLY’S HILO BAY HOTEL FINDS NO ONE INSIDE

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SWEEP OF FORMER UNCLE BILLY’S HILO BAY HOTEL FINDS NO ONE INSIDE (HILO) – Officers from three law enforcement agencies conducted...

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TWO OʻAHU COMMUNITY COLLEGES RECEIVE NATIONAL RECOGNITION AS TREE CAMPUS SCHOOLS

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TWO OʻAHU COMMUNITY COLLEGES RECEIVE NATIONAL RECOGNITION AS TREE CAMPUS SCHOOLS (HONOLULU) – Windward Community College (WCC) and Kapiʻolani...

Dates Announced for 2021 Ka Huina Conference … In the middle of the vast Moananuiākea, Hawaiʻi lies at the crossroads of a rapidly changing world – the intersection of heaven and earth, of east and west, of tradition and innovation.

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Eia Hawaiʻi, ka huina o ke ao. Here is Hawaiʻi at the crossroads of the world. In the middle of...

Meal Shared Between Strangers At Mississippi Restaurant Goes Viral

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Meal Shared Between Strangers At Mississippi Restaurant Goes Viral A photo taken of a meal shared between two strangers at...

As Tourists Return, Hawaii Is Looking At New Ways To Keep Them Safe In The Ocean…Ocean safety officials are relying on mobile response units, extended hours and data to protect visitors, some of whom are drawn to remote locations without lifeguards.

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As state leaders hope for a strong summer of tourism to fuel Hawaii’s economic recovery, the challenge won’t just be...

Can People In Hawaii Stop Wearing Masks Outdoors? Not Yet …The CDC updated its guidance to say fully vaccinated people don’t need to wear masks outdoors except among crowds of strangers, but the state hasn’t changed its rules.

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Hawaii officials are reviewing whether to change local mask mandates after the easing of federal COVID-19 guidelines to suggest that fully...

Honolulu Prosecutors Have Long Been Stymied When Investigating Police Killings. That’s About To Change … The city largely leaves it to the police to investigate themselves when a civilian is killed. The new prosecuting attorney has plans for reform.

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For decades, every time an on-duty Honolulu police officer killed someone, prosecutors issued a memo to the police chief. While...

Islands Leading the Transition Toward a Green, Resilient and Equitable Future

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U.S. Announces Support for Islands-led Global Initiative for Climate Solutions https://www.hawaiigreengrowth.org/islands-leading-the-transition-toward-a-green-resilient-and-equitable-future/ U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry announced...

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Day: April 28, 2021

SWEEP OF FORMER UNCLE BILLY’S HILO BAY HOTEL FINDS NO ONE INSIDE

TWO OʻAHU COMMUNITY COLLEGES RECEIVE NATIONAL RECOGNITION AS TREE CAMPUS SCHOOLS

Dates Announced for 2021 Ka Huina Conference … In the middle of the vast Moananuiākea, Hawaiʻi lies at the crossroads of a rapidly changing world – the intersection of heaven and earth, of east and west, of tradition and innovation.

Meal Shared Between Strangers At Mississippi Restaurant Goes Viral

As Tourists Return, Hawaii Is Looking At New Ways To Keep Them Safe In The Ocean…Ocean safety officials are relying on mobile response units, extended hours and data to protect visitors, some of whom are drawn to remote locations without lifeguards.

Can People In Hawaii Stop Wearing Masks Outdoors? Not Yet …The CDC updated its guidance to say fully vaccinated people don’t need to wear masks outdoors except among crowds of strangers, but the state hasn’t changed its rules.

Honolulu Prosecutors Have Long Been Stymied When Investigating Police Killings. That’s About To Change … The city largely leaves it to the police to investigate themselves when a civilian is killed. The new prosecuting attorney has plans for reform.

Islands Leading the Transition Toward a Green, Resilient and Equitable Future

House quashes bill eliminating no-knock warrants

6 of 14 North Kona wells remain offline

Residents show aloha for Burma

Lawmakers pass automatic voter registration bill

Officers take stand in attempted murder trial

Lease extension bill clears state Legislature

Roundabout eyed for busy Hilo intersection

State House kills bill curtailing emergency powers

Legislation OK’d Tuesday gives counties the ability to impose extra hotel tax of up to 3%

Students learn about local history, culture by creating mural at Pahoa High School

Missing Person: Daniel Ray Holiday M-74; last seen at the Waiakea Food Court in Hilo on 4/27/2021 at about 3:00 pm

PROGRESS OF PUʻUHONUA O WAIʻANAE MOVE TO MAUKA FARM VILLAGE

PUBLIC INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE HAWAIʻI COLORECTAL CANCER SUMMIT 2026

HOPE Services Hawaiʻi, Ka Hale A Ke Ola and Project Vision Hawai’i’s Medical Respite Care Programs on the Neighbor Islands Earn National Certification

GOVERNOR GREEN ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED IN HONOR OF FALLEN HAWAIʻI SOLDIER

11-Year-Old Boy Dives Into Action to Save Drowning Man After Others Froze

Kirstin Downey: Waimānalo Kauhale Project Catches Many Off Guard The Green administration is moving quickly despite Native Hawaiian concerns that the homeless project will push out Hawaiians who have been waitlisted for decades.

Not Again! Another Sidewalk Collapse Next To Barefoot Beach Cafe The sidewalk along Queen’s Beach continues to collapse into the sand.

‘Keep Hawaiʻi Loud’: Car Stereo Enthusiasts Boo Increased Fines On Maui For some Maui residents, the noise is a source of repeated frustration. Others see the music as part of Hawai‘i’s local culture.

Accused Puna Killer Faces Mental Health Evaluation. Here’s What That Means Jacob Baker’s case has been suspended while examiners determine whether he is fit to stand trial for the murders of three people on the Big Island that sparked a manhunt. The process has proven to be controversial.

Local regatta season concludes with Aunty Maile Moku O Hawaii Championship

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