Year: 2024

KAUA‘I YEAR OF THE FOREST BIRDS PROCLAMATION

February 1, 2024 0

KAUA‘I YEAR OF THE FOREST BIRDS PROCLAMATION (LĪHUʻE, KAUA‘I) – Kaua‘i Mayor Derek S.K. Kawakami, on Thursday, presented a...

WAIPIʻO VALLEY ROAD CLOSURE FOR FIBER OPTIC CABLE INSTALLATION

February 1, 2024 0

WAIPIʻO VALLEY ROAD CLOSURE FOR FIBER OPTIC CABLE INSTALLATION Hawaiʻi County Department of Public Works Engineering Division announces the...

Hawaiian Electric urges customers to prepare for impacts from heavy rains, winds

February 1, 2024 0

HONOLULU, Feb. 1, 2024 – Hawaiian Electric urges customers to prepare for heavy rains and winds impacting Oʻahu, Maui County,...

FREE RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION (UPDATE TO HILO LOCATION)

February 1, 2024 0

FREE RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION (UPDATE TO HILO LOCATION) Due to a conflicting event, the Household Hazardous...

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STATEWIDE SYSTEM OUTAGE FOR MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTIONS

February 1, 2024 0

STATEWIDE SYSTEM OUTAGE FOR MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTIONS HONOLULU – The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation (HDOT) announces the statewide outage...

Regulators approve 5-year grid resilience plan – Wildfire safety actions key element of program – Federal grant cuts cost to customers in half, less than 50 cents a month – 2,100 poles on critical circuits to be strengthened, replaced

February 1, 2024 0

Regulators approve 5-year grid resilience plan - Wildfire safety actions key element of program - Federal grant cuts cost to...

Shift and Save pilot, new time-of-use rates now live for 16,000 customers on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island Homes, businesses not selected for the pilot may sign up for TOU rates

February 1, 2024 0

Shift and Save pilot, new time-of-use rates now live for 16,000 customers on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island Homes, businesses not selected...

K9 Finds Missing 11-Year-Old Girl In Park Bathroom

February 1, 2024 0

K9 Finds Missing 11-Year-Old Girl In Park Bathroom In a heartwarming display of dedication and expertise, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's...

Honolulu Police Fired For Buying Gun Parts, Domestic Violence And Not Activating Bodycam 0 In all, 37 officers had disciplinary actions finalized last year and another 31 had grievances pending or in arbitration, according to a legislative report.

February 1, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/02/honolulu-police-fired-for-buying-gun-parts-domestic-violence-and-not-activating-bodycam/

John Hill: The State Will Need To Explain To A Judge Why It Won’t Reveal Its Actions In A Notorious Child Abuse Case The Public First Law Center has filed motions to unseal foster and adoption records showing why the state placed Ariel Sellers with parents accused of murdering her.

February 1, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/02/john-hill-the-state-will-need-to-explain-to-a-judge-why-it-wont-reveal-its-actions-in-a-notorious-child-abuse-case/

Family, Friends Of Homeless Man Killed By Police In Makaha Want Answers 0 His mother says Brandan Maroney was likely in distress when police confronted him and a mental health professional could have helped deescalate the situation.

February 1, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/02/family-friends-of-homeless-man-killed-by-police-in-makaha-want-answers/

DECEMBER 2023 MARKED THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE MONTH WITH DECLINING VISITOR EXPENDITURES

February 1, 2024 0

HONOLULU—Total visitor arrivals to the Hawaiian Islands (860,831 visitors, -1.3%) and total visitor spending measured in nominal dollars ($1.96 billion,...

Man shot and killed by police in Makaha is ID’d

February 1, 2024 0

Brandan Shae Maroney, 35, died of multiple gunshot wounds He had more than 25 arrests and citations in Hawaii, including...

Kohala Obituary 12/31/2023

February 1, 2024 0

Clemente “Clem” Anthony Reyes Jr., 82, of Hilo, died Dec. 31 at home. Born in Kohala, he was a retired...

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Year: 2024

KAUA‘I YEAR OF THE FOREST BIRDS PROCLAMATION

WAIPIʻO VALLEY ROAD CLOSURE FOR FIBER OPTIC CABLE INSTALLATION

Hawaiian Electric urges customers to prepare for impacts from heavy rains, winds

FREE RESIDENTIAL HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION (UPDATE TO HILO LOCATION)

STATEWIDE SYSTEM OUTAGE FOR MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTIONS

Regulators approve 5-year grid resilience plan – Wildfire safety actions key element of program – Federal grant cuts cost to customers in half, less than 50 cents a month – 2,100 poles on critical circuits to be strengthened, replaced

Shift and Save pilot, new time-of-use rates now live for 16,000 customers on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island Homes, businesses not selected for the pilot may sign up for TOU rates

K9 Finds Missing 11-Year-Old Girl In Park Bathroom

Honolulu Police Fired For Buying Gun Parts, Domestic Violence And Not Activating Bodycam 0 In all, 37 officers had disciplinary actions finalized last year and another 31 had grievances pending or in arbitration, according to a legislative report.

John Hill: The State Will Need To Explain To A Judge Why It Won’t Reveal Its Actions In A Notorious Child Abuse Case The Public First Law Center has filed motions to unseal foster and adoption records showing why the state placed Ariel Sellers with parents accused of murdering her.

Family, Friends Of Homeless Man Killed By Police In Makaha Want Answers 0 His mother says Brandan Maroney was likely in distress when police confronted him and a mental health professional could have helped deescalate the situation.

DECEMBER 2023 MARKED THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE MONTH WITH DECLINING VISITOR EXPENDITURES

Man shot and killed by police in Makaha is ID’d

Kohala Obituary 12/31/2023

KOHALA 65 – KEALAKEHE 35…..BIIF boys basketball approaches end of regular season

Second try at Puna alternate route study

Various marijuana measures introduced in Legislature

‘Real estate speculation’ surcharge proposed to benefit public education

KSH, Waiakea win boys soccer championships

Bills being heard at the Capitol

Mister Rogers Stamp Wins USPS Contest, Will Now Be Reissued

Kaua‘i Shrimp: Harvesting Pounds From Ponds To Help Feed Hawai‘i The shrimp farm has been part of West Kaua‘i’s agricultural landscape for decades.

$4 Billion Could Soon Begin Flowing To Maui Fire Victims It remains to be seen how much each victim will receive and whether there will even be enough to go around.

Lawmaker’s Dogs Are ‘Terrorizing’ People, Neighbor Says After Attack A neighbor who says he was attacked by the dogs in March says the animals have been menacing neighbors for two years.

HPD: Eight extra officers deployed to patrol DKI Highway

Researchers deploy sensors in aftermath of 6.0 quake

Volcano Watch — Remembering the 1926 Mauna Loa eruption a century later

‘It Makes Their Day’: Boise Seniors Experience the Joy of Bike Rides Again

Governor’s VIP Airport Lounge: See Inside The Guest Book The exclusive lounge is a quaint reminder of an era when Hawaiʻi air travel was the epitome of glamour.

Ranching Could Soon Come To An End On Moloka‘i. Paniolo Blame TB Testing Quarantine rules to prevent bovine tuberculosis are crippling the industry — and a way of life — on rural Hawai‘i island.

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