Year: 2021

Controversial statue will be moved

March 17, 2021 0

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Hundreds get Johnson & Johnson vaccine at Hilo POD

March 17, 2021 0

The state Department of Health on Tuesday hosted its first mass vaccination clinic in East Hawaii utilizing the Johnson &...

Man Donates 120 Gallons Of Platelets, Helps Thousands Of People

March 16, 2021 0

Man Donates 120 Gallons Of Platelets, Helps Thousands Of People A man in San Antonio has helped thousands of people...

‘My Words Have Caused People Pain’: Kauai Police Chief Apologizes For Anti-Asian Remarks…Chief Todd Raybuck has done a good job by most accounts and some local leaders say losing him would be a setback for the island. But others including the police union see it differently.

March 16, 2021 0

KILAUEA, Kauai — When Todd Raybuck moved to Kauai from Las Vegas to become the Garden Isle’s police chief in...

Hawaii health officials prioritizing certain people over others in Phase 1C for COVID-19 vaccine

March 16, 2021 0

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Isle jobless rate 10.2%, nation’s worst, in January

March 16, 2021 0

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Hawaii logs its best three days of tourist arrivals in a year

March 16, 2021 0

Hawaii tourism saw a solid bump in air travel last week when it realized the highest three-day tourism streak since...

Kohala Hospital Receives $500,000 for construction of centralized administrative offices

March 16, 2021 0

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Vaccines could lead to lifting of travel restrictions

March 16, 2021 0

HONOLULU — The state might loosen interisland travel restrictions as early as next month, with similar adjustments under consideration for...

Army veteran who slayed elderly Eden Roc man will remain in mental hospital

March 16, 2021 0

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Bill would expand DA BUX food program

March 16, 2021 0

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Leaders agree on safety guidelines for schools

March 16, 2021 0

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Federal stimulus act bolsters Hawaii unemployment benefits

March 16, 2021 0

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Hawaiian Electric to conduct aerial line inspections

March 15, 2021 0

Hawaiian Electric to conduct aerial line inspections HILO, Mar. 15, 2021 – To improve system reliability, Hawaiian Electric will conduct...

91-Year-Old Police Officer Has No Plans To Retire

March 15, 2021 0

91-Year-Old Police Officer Has No Plans To Retire L.C. "Buckshot" Smith, a 91-year-old police officer in Arkansas, has no plans...

‘Fake Farms’ Are Squeezing Out Serious Agriculture Potential In Hawaii…Some developers have turned acreage earmarked for farming into high-end luxury homes with high prices and restrictions on what the land can be used for.

March 15, 2021 0

On its face the Olomana Heights development in Kailua seems like just another expensive gated community in the making, with...

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Year: 2021

Controversial statue will be moved

Hundreds get Johnson & Johnson vaccine at Hilo POD

Man Donates 120 Gallons Of Platelets, Helps Thousands Of People

‘My Words Have Caused People Pain’: Kauai Police Chief Apologizes For Anti-Asian Remarks…Chief Todd Raybuck has done a good job by most accounts and some local leaders say losing him would be a setback for the island. But others including the police union see it differently.

Hawaii health officials prioritizing certain people over others in Phase 1C for COVID-19 vaccine

Isle jobless rate 10.2%, nation’s worst, in January

Hawaii logs its best three days of tourist arrivals in a year

Kohala Hospital Receives $500,000 for construction of centralized administrative offices

Vaccines could lead to lifting of travel restrictions

Army veteran who slayed elderly Eden Roc man will remain in mental hospital

Bill would expand DA BUX food program

Leaders agree on safety guidelines for schools

Federal stimulus act bolsters Hawaii unemployment benefits

Hawaiian Electric to conduct aerial line inspections

91-Year-Old Police Officer Has No Plans To Retire

‘Fake Farms’ Are Squeezing Out Serious Agriculture Potential In Hawaii…Some developers have turned acreage earmarked for farming into high-end luxury homes with high prices and restrictions on what the land can be used for.

Inventory hits new low for Maui homes Median of $895,000 the second highest on record for RAM

Hawaii women earn 85 cents to a man’s dollar

On Hawai’i Island…..Hawaii youngsters tackle the pandemic as ‘Keiki Heroes’

Pau again: Moku O Hawaii cancels paddling season, though long distance races still an option

Restaurant Owner Opens On Easter To Grant Dying Man’s Final Wish

Makana Eyre: Hawaiʻi Has Felt The Sting Of Mosquitoes For 200 Years They transformed Hawaii’s ecology, helping to spread disease that sickened native birds. Now they carry viruses deadly to humans.

Hawaiʻi Helicopter Safety: Kauaʻi’s Waimea Canyon To Get Cameras Weather was the main cause of aviation accidents in Hawaiʻi over the past 20 years. The FAA hopes a network of remote cameras can make the skies safer.

Budget Committee Makes A Deal To Save State Tax Cuts Lawmakers urgently needed to reach an agreement on the tax issue before they could move on to the state budget.

‘Vendetta’: Gov. Blasts Auditor Report On Key Homeless Program In his first public response to the critical report, Gov. Josh Green said the homeless program has been an extraordinary success and that the state auditor had taken an “unconscionable approach” in evaluating the effort.

‘Devil Weed’ Threatening Hawaiʻi Is Hitching A Ride In Turtles Honu love to eat the aggressive seaweed smothering reefs in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. That’s raising hopes, but also concerns closer to home.

Hawaii eyes fix for a century-old issue in native homestead law A conference committee vote Tuesday advanced a measure that would let nieces and nephews inherit Hawaiian home leases, keeping ancestral land within extended families.

BIIF surfing: Historic first season wraps up at Banyans; Kealakehe girls, Hilo boys crowned champions

DUI bills die again in Hawaii Legislature

Bill to ban disposable e-cigs gains ground

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