Year: 2024

NO HELE-ON FIXED ROUTE AND HELE-ON KĀKOʻO PARATRANSIT SERVICE ON SUNDAY, JAN. 21

January 8, 2024 0

NO HELE-ON FIXED ROUTE AND HELE-ON KĀKOʻO PARATRANSIT SERVICE ON SUNDAY, JAN. 21 All Bus Operators and Support Staff Will Undergo Training Regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act Hele-On...

‘When A Picture Is Worth A Million Words’: Lost Elephant Calf Is Reunited With Mom

January 8, 2024 0

'When A Picture Is Worth A Million Words': Lost Elephant Calf Is Reunited With Mom The Tamil Nadu Forest Department...

Hawaii Hemp Growers Don’t Want To Be Regulated Like Marijuana 0 The Legislature is expected to consider a bill this session to create a new state entity that would oversee recreational and medicinal cannabis as well as industrial hemp.

January 8, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/01/hawaii-hemp-growers-dont-want-to-be-regulated-like-marijuana/

Danny De Gracia: The Truth About Why We Depend On Tourism In Hawaii Hawaii’s regulatory framework is stacked against the mom-and-pop businesses in favor of large corporations and special interests.

January 8, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/01/danny-de-gracia-the-truth-about-why-we-depend-on-tourism-in-hawaii/

Lahaina Residents Were Scattered By The Fire. A Unity Walk Aims To Bring Them Back Together 0 A new nonprofit formed by Maui waterman Archie Kalepa also wants other people to see and understand what what was lost when Lahaina burned.

January 8, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/01/lahaina-residents-were-scattered-by-the-fire-a-unity-walk-aims-to-bring-them-back-together/

The Miske Trial Is Finally Beginning. Some Potential Jurors Are Worried 0 Hundreds of witnesses may be called to testify in the federal criminal conspiracy case that also involves several former co-defendants who reached plea deals.

January 8, 2024 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/01/the-miske-trial-is-finally-beginning-some-potential-jurors-are-worried/

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Year: 2024

NO HELE-ON FIXED ROUTE AND HELE-ON KĀKOʻO PARATRANSIT SERVICE ON SUNDAY, JAN. 21

‘When A Picture Is Worth A Million Words’: Lost Elephant Calf Is Reunited With Mom

Hawaii Hemp Growers Don’t Want To Be Regulated Like Marijuana 0 The Legislature is expected to consider a bill this session to create a new state entity that would oversee recreational and medicinal cannabis as well as industrial hemp.

Danny De Gracia: The Truth About Why We Depend On Tourism In Hawaii Hawaii’s regulatory framework is stacked against the mom-and-pop businesses in favor of large corporations and special interests.

Lahaina Residents Were Scattered By The Fire. A Unity Walk Aims To Bring Them Back Together 0 A new nonprofit formed by Maui waterman Archie Kalepa also wants other people to see and understand what what was lost when Lahaina burned.

The Miske Trial Is Finally Beginning. Some Potential Jurors Are Worried 0 Hundreds of witnesses may be called to testify in the federal criminal conspiracy case that also involves several former co-defendants who reached plea deals.

Chris Kirk’s calm belies joyful career comeback for win at Sentry at Kapalua

Tua Tagovailoa’s late pick seals Dolphins loss to Bills for AFC East title

Sea Life Park Hawaii celebrates 50 years of its Honu Conservation Program

Kohala Obituary 12/3/2023

New gym in works for Hilo Intermediate: School receives funds to replace termite-damaged facility

Hawaii continues hot start in Big West

BIIF hoops: Cowboys clinch 10th straight, KSH dominates weekend

Information sought on missing woman

Security at Hawaii’s state Capitol ramps up amid growing safety concerns

Flood Watch Issued by NWS…..Flood Advisory for Oahu

1-07-24 Police Investigating Structure Fire in Hōlualoa

1-07-24 Police Investigating Fatal House Fire in Ocean View

1-07-24 Maui Man Dies in Kona Traffic Collision

Firefighter Pays For Distressed Woman’s Groceries, Then Launches A Mobile Pet Pantry

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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