Day: January 1, 2022

Federal grants help Hawaii arts and culture groups survive pandemic

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Rescuers Spend Hours Saving Elk Trapped In Icy River On Christmas Eve

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Rescuers Spend Hours Saving Elk Trapped In Icy River On Christmas Eve On Christmas Eve, a dozen elk were freezing...

Ringing in the New Year: Kona Koyasan Daishiji Mission carries on mochi-making tradition

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Supporting Bishop Museum’s Work to Digitize Native Hawaiian Language Newspapers

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Supporting Bishop Museum’s Work to Digitize Native Hawaiian Language Newspapers Our friends at the Bishop Museum continue to holomua (progress)...

Should old eruptions be forgotten?

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By Hawaiian Volcano Observatory December 30, 2021 We traditionally spend the New Year singing “Auld Lang Syne,” a song that reminisces about times long past. For the first month of the...

A new U.S. Geological Survey study indicates that the Hawaiian Islands, especially the Island of Hawai’i and neighboring islands with active volcanic activity, are likely to experience damaging ground shaking from an earthquake in the next century.

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https://www.usgs.gov/news/featured-story/new-usgs-model-shows-earthquake-hazard-probability-hawaiian-islands

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Day: January 1, 2022

Federal grants help Hawaii arts and culture groups survive pandemic

Rescuers Spend Hours Saving Elk Trapped In Icy River On Christmas Eve

Ringing in the New Year: Kona Koyasan Daishiji Mission carries on mochi-making tradition

Supporting Bishop Museum’s Work to Digitize Native Hawaiian Language Newspapers

Should old eruptions be forgotten?

A new U.S. Geological Survey study indicates that the Hawaiian Islands, especially the Island of Hawai’i and neighboring islands with active volcanic activity, are likely to experience damaging ground shaking from an earthquake in the next century.

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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