Day: May 31, 2024

Community: 5-31-24 Police Seeking Puna Runaway Ohia Letreta

May 31, 2024 0

Community: 5-31-24 Police Seeking Puna Runaway Ohia Letreta Hawai’i Island police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating 16-year-old Ohia...

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Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena students, artist Noble Richardson unveil new campus mural honoring namesake

May 31, 2024 0

Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena students, artist Noble Richardson unveil new campus mural honoring namesake The mural was designed by local artist...

Coldplay Frontman Chris Martin Picks Up Disabled Fan Struggling To Reach Concert

May 31, 2024 0

Coldplay Frontman Chris Martin Picks Up Disabled Fan Struggling To Reach Concert In an inspiring act of kindness, Coldplay's...

GOVERNOR JOSH GREEN SIGNS GROUNDBREAKING CONDOMINIUM BILLS

May 31, 2024 0

GOVERNOR JOSH GREEN SIGNS GROUNDBREAKING CONDOMINIUM BILLS HONOLULU – In a significant step toward addressing the housing challenges in...

VISITOR ARRIVALS AND VISITOR SPENDING DECREASED IN APRIL 2024

May 31, 2024 0

VISITOR ARRIVALS AND VISITOR SPENDING DECREASED IN APRIL 2024 HONOLULU – According to preliminary statistics from the Department of Business,...

Hilo Councilwoman Sue Lee Loy Is Hoping To Move Up To The Legislature Rep. Richard Onishi, who has represented that district for more than a decade, will retire this year.

May 31, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/05/hilo-councilwoman-sue-lee-loy-is-hoping-to-move-up-to-the-legislature/

No Water, No Problem? Council Is Steering $33 Million Toward West Maui Housing Project Paul Cheng, a Texas developer with a criminal past, says he’ll use the money to construct phase one of Pulelehua, the island’s largest affordable housing project in decades.

May 31, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/05/no-water-no-problem-council-is-steering-33-million-toward-west-maui-housing-project/

Hawaii’s Restaurant Industry Still Hasn’t Recovered From The Pandemic Even well-established eateries are struggling with high food costs, a shortage of workers and fewer Japanese tourists.

May 31, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/05/hawaiis-restaurant-industry-still-hasnt-recovered-from-the-pandemic/

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Day: May 31, 2024

Community: 5-31-24 Police Seeking Puna Runaway Ohia Letreta

Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena students, artist Noble Richardson unveil new campus mural honoring namesake

Coldplay Frontman Chris Martin Picks Up Disabled Fan Struggling To Reach Concert

GOVERNOR JOSH GREEN SIGNS GROUNDBREAKING CONDOMINIUM BILLS

VISITOR ARRIVALS AND VISITOR SPENDING DECREASED IN APRIL 2024

Hilo Councilwoman Sue Lee Loy Is Hoping To Move Up To The Legislature Rep. Richard Onishi, who has represented that district for more than a decade, will retire this year.

No Water, No Problem? Council Is Steering $33 Million Toward West Maui Housing Project Paul Cheng, a Texas developer with a criminal past, says he’ll use the money to construct phase one of Pulelehua, the island’s largest affordable housing project in decades.

Hawaii’s Restaurant Industry Still Hasn’t Recovered From The Pandemic Even well-established eateries are struggling with high food costs, a shortage of workers and fewer Japanese tourists.

Hawaii Highest Fast Food Prices in USA

Visitors arrivals, spending down in April as summer cooldown looms for Hawaii tourism

Former UH player Kafentzis was known for his tenacity and generosity

Plaintiffs, Boy Scouts settle wrongful death case

Schatz visits HVNP, discusses funding

Water Restriction Notice Issued for South Kohala – Lalamilo Customers AFFECTED AREAS: KAWAIHAE, KAWAIHAE HARBOR, HAPUNA BEACH RESORT, MAUNA KEA BEACH RESORT, PUAKŌ, MAUNA LANI RESORT; SOUTH KOHALA

Hawaiʻi County Announces Affordable Housing Production Program Grant Awards

‘For One Night, They Were Just Dads’: Angola Prison Hosts First Ever Father-Daughter Dance

Makana Eyre: Kalihi Noodle Company Spreads Its Ramen Worldwide Hidehito Uki started Sun Noodle in Honolulu on a shoestring more than 40 years ago.

Hawaiian Electric Sues Par Hawaiʻi Claiming Faulty Fuel Ruined Turbines Utility claims metals in fuel caused millions of dollars in damage to a Big Island power plant, and also damaged a Kauaʻi facility.

Fireworks Firm Tied To Illegal Hawaiʻi Shipment OK’d To Sell Firecrackers The Honolulu Fire Department says it has no legal basis to deny the company a permit to sell firecrackers despite its involvement in a shipment of $2.7 million of illegal fireworks seized by the Coast Guard in 2022.

Alexander & Baldwin to be Taken Private in $2.3 Billion Transaction

Hawaii Pacific Health, HMSA discussing possible merger

New statewide crime dashboard launched

New scam on the rise in Hawaii: Officials, others warn of cryptocurrency ATM fraud

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