Month: June 2022

$5M annually for affordable housing: Bill advances on first reading despite vague wording

June 2, 2022 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2022/06/02/hawaii-news/5m-annually-for-affordable-housing-bill-advances-on-first-reading-despite-vague-wording/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Community: (Update) Ka‘ū Woman Charged in Arson Investigation

June 1, 2022 0

Community: (Update) Ka‘ū Woman Charged in Arson Investigation Hawai‘i Island police would like to thank the public for their assistance...

RICHARDSON OCEAN PARK PARTIAL CLOSURES

June 1, 2022 0

RICHARDSON OCEAN PARK PARTIAL CLOSURES Hawai‘i County Department of Parks and Recreation announces the start of construction work at Richardson...

MAYOR ROTH WELCOMES AULANI FREITAS AS NEW FILM COMMISSIONER

June 1, 2022 0

MAYOR ROTH WELCOMES AULANI FREITAS AS NEW FILM COMMISSIONER Hawaiʻi County has named Aulani Freitas the Hawaiʻi Island Film Commissioner...

MĀHUKONA BEACH PARK CLOSED FOR COMMUNITY WORKDAY; SUNDAY, JUNE 5

June 1, 2022 0

MĀHUKONA BEACH PARK CLOSED FOR COMMUNITY WORKDAY; JUNE 5 Hawai‘i County Department of Parks and Recreation announces the temporary closure...

Hurricane season is upon us – are you prepared?

June 1, 2022 0

Hurricane season is upon us – are you prepared? Hawaiian Electric hardens grids with equipment upgrades, tree trimming HONOLULU, June...

Jetpack Rescue: Paramedic Flies To Top Of Mountain In 3 Minutes

June 1, 2022 0

Jetpack Rescue: Paramedic Flies To Top Of Mountain In 3 Minutes A British aeronautical innovation company is helping first responders...

How Federal Funds Could Help Fix Hawaii’s Roads And Bridges … The state transportation department is developing plans on how to spend upwards of $220 million each year in investment act funds.

June 1, 2022 0

Better pavement on state highways, safer bridges and advanced traffic signals to ease congestion are some of the projects in...

Would You Want The Government To Be Your Landlord? 5 As residents across the U.S. struggle with rising housing prices, policymakers are increasingly looking at models for “social housing” including in Vienna, Austria, as a way to improve the situation.

June 1, 2022 0

For years, Hawaii Sen. Stanley Chang has been promoting Singapore’s government housing program as a solution to Hawaii’s housing shortage....

Where people in Hawaii are moving to most

June 1, 2022 0

The U.S. is among the most mobile countries in the world, but our rates of moving have slumped in recent decades....

Hawaii is the #2 slowest warming state since 1970

June 1, 2022 0

Just a degree or two degrees hotter doesn’t seem like a lot. You would barely notice the change on a...

Hirono seeks commutation for Native American activist

June 1, 2022 0

U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono is asking Pres. Joe Biden to commute the consecutive life sentences of Native American activist Leonard...

Maui-based Hotel Magic expands to Waikiki

June 1, 2022 0

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Hawaii tax collections soared to a record high in April while the local economy recovered

June 1, 2022 0

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2022/06/01/hawaii-news/hawaii-tax-collections-soared-to-a-record-high-in-april-while-the-local-economy-recovered/

Council committees evaluate charter measures

June 1, 2022 0

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DOE to provide summer meals to keiki

June 1, 2022 0

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Month: June 2022

$5M annually for affordable housing: Bill advances on first reading despite vague wording

Community: (Update) Ka‘ū Woman Charged in Arson Investigation

RICHARDSON OCEAN PARK PARTIAL CLOSURES

MAYOR ROTH WELCOMES AULANI FREITAS AS NEW FILM COMMISSIONER

MĀHUKONA BEACH PARK CLOSED FOR COMMUNITY WORKDAY; SUNDAY, JUNE 5

Hurricane season is upon us – are you prepared?

Jetpack Rescue: Paramedic Flies To Top Of Mountain In 3 Minutes

How Federal Funds Could Help Fix Hawaii’s Roads And Bridges … The state transportation department is developing plans on how to spend upwards of $220 million each year in investment act funds.

Would You Want The Government To Be Your Landlord? 5 As residents across the U.S. struggle with rising housing prices, policymakers are increasingly looking at models for “social housing” including in Vienna, Austria, as a way to improve the situation.

Where people in Hawaii are moving to most

Hawaii is the #2 slowest warming state since 1970

Hirono seeks commutation for Native American activist

Maui-based Hotel Magic expands to Waikiki

Hawaii tax collections soared to a record high in April while the local economy recovered

Council committees evaluate charter measures

DOE to provide summer meals to keiki

COUNTY OF HAWAIʻI MAYOR C. KIMO ALAMEDA, PH.D. Police Chief Candidates Announced

FREE CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL LISTS 2026 VENUES, ANNOUNCES ANNUAL POSTER ARTWORK WINNER

INVASIVE INSECT TARGETING MĀMAKI DETECTED ON KAUAʻI Community’s Help Needed to Find Infestations

‘I Wouldn’t Change Anything’: Hospital Surprises Couple With Dream Wedding After Cancer Diagnosis

Public Access To North Shore Beach Has Been Cut Off The state plans to conduct a site visit and open a formal investigation if authorities determine a violation has occurred at Mokulēʻia.

Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Start New Session Under ‘Dark Cloud’ The investigation into a possible $35,000 bribe to a legislator can’t be ignored even as lawmakers promise more work on perennial state issues such as affordable housing.

Fire Ant Invasion Has Reached A Tipping Point On Maui The population of tiny stinging ants has surged despite efforts to control the invasive species. Experts fear devastating consequences if the infestation spirals out of control.

MEC Hualalai announces charitable giving from 2025

BIIF basketball: Daggers win fourth straight; Kauka scores 42

Gov. Green blasts federal misinformation as measles cases surge in U.S.

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