Day: January 13, 2025

1-13-25 Police Renew Request for Information on Missing Elderly Man William Bishop Sr.

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Hawai‘i Island police are again renewing their request for any information relative to the disappearance of 76-year-old William Romeo Bishop...

Expanded Hawaiian Electric safety strategy details actions to reduce potential for wildfires

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Expanded Hawaiian Electric safety strategy details actions to reduce potential for wildfires 3-year plan focuses initial work on high-risk areas...

1-13-25 Police Seeking Missing Ka‘ū Man Simon Varela

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Community: 1-13-25 Police Seeking Missing Ka‘ū Man Simon Varela Hawaiʻi Island police are searching for 34-year-old Simon Varela of Ka‘ū who...

1-13-25 Public Invited to Coffee With a Cop in Waikoloa January 17

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Hawaiʻi Police Department’s South Kohala Community Policing Section invites you to join them for Coffee with a Cop on Friday,...

Strangers Lift Car To Rescue Elderly Woman Pinned Underneath

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Strangers Lift Car To Rescue Elderly Woman Pinned Underneath In an incredible act of bravery and kindness, strangers and...

How Recruiting More Women Could Help Police Solve A ‘Staffing Crisis’ Leaders say implementing policies, like paid maternity leave, could help bring more women to the force and improve policing overall.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2023/11/how-recruiting-more-women-could-help-police-solve-a-staffing-crisis/

Data Dive: Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders Suffer For Lack Of Health Insurance Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander adults are more likely to turn to traditional or cultural practices as a substitute for conventional medicine. Their health outcomes remain poor compared to white people.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/01/data-dive-native-hawaiians-pacific-islanders-suffer-for-lack-of-health-insurance/

Recreational Use Only: Princeville Park Dispute Shutters Kaua‘i Farmers Market A neighbor’s complaint triggered an investigation by the county Planning Department.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/01/recreational-use-only-princeville-park-dispute-shutters-kauai-farmers-market/

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Solving Hawaiʻi’s Housing Crisis Front And Center In New Legislative Session Zoning regulations, use of public funds to spur housing construction are among different approaches to addressing housing needs on the agenda in 2025 session.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/01/solving-hawai%ca%bbis-housing-crisis-new-legislative-session/

Lagging Japan arrivals point to slow recovery for Hawaii tourism

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Hawaii’s top source of international visitors, Japan, is not projected to recover to pre-pandemic levels this decade. https://www.staradvertiser.com/2025/01/13/hawaii-news/lagging-japan-arrivals-point-to-slow-recovery-for-hawaii-tourism/

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Day: January 13, 2025

1-13-25 Police Renew Request for Information on Missing Elderly Man William Bishop Sr.

Expanded Hawaiian Electric safety strategy details actions to reduce potential for wildfires

1-13-25 Police Seeking Missing Ka‘ū Man Simon Varela

1-13-25 Public Invited to Coffee With a Cop in Waikoloa January 17

Strangers Lift Car To Rescue Elderly Woman Pinned Underneath

How Recruiting More Women Could Help Police Solve A ‘Staffing Crisis’ Leaders say implementing policies, like paid maternity leave, could help bring more women to the force and improve policing overall.

Data Dive: Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders Suffer For Lack Of Health Insurance Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander adults are more likely to turn to traditional or cultural practices as a substitute for conventional medicine. Their health outcomes remain poor compared to white people.

Recreational Use Only: Princeville Park Dispute Shutters Kaua‘i Farmers Market A neighbor’s complaint triggered an investigation by the county Planning Department.

Solving Hawaiʻi’s Housing Crisis Front And Center In New Legislative Session Zoning regulations, use of public funds to spur housing construction are among different approaches to addressing housing needs on the agenda in 2025 session.

Lagging Japan arrivals point to slow recovery for Hawaii tourism

Clash erupts over Hawai‘i Tourism Authority’s search for new leader

Aloha Petroleum lease extension put on hold

Hawaii Legislature will again focus on illegal fireworks

Oceanfront Benefit Dinner Raises Funds for Foster Youth Every ticket supports mentorship and transitional housing for youth aging out of foster care

2026 Neighbor Islands Homeless Point in Time Count Results Announced at West Hawai`i Press Conferenc

Middle School Students Become Heroes After Saving School Bus Driver During Medical Emergency

Fixed It! Remote West Kaua‘i Beach Park Reopens Polihale State Park’s access road has been cleared and resurfaced after a two-month closure.

‘Dire Consequences’: Honolulu Races To Save Flood Zone Funds The plan is a long time coming but gained momentum in the aftermath of this spring’s devastating Kona low storms.

Will Hawaiʻi Forfeit $5 Million For Teacher Apprenticeships? State leaders say the program will improve teacher retention and recruitment by providing more mentorship and financial support to prospective educators.

Doctor Accused Of Fertility Fraud. In Hawaiʻi, No Law Prevents It The allegations expose a lack of accountability mechanisms in this state for doctors who use their sperm to artificially inseminate unwitting fertility patients.

BIIF track and field: KSH sweeps, Schaut shines at championships

Kona CDP committee weighs in on STRVs measure

WATER NOTICE AFFECTED AREA: CUSTOMERS ALONG KIPIMANA STREET BETWEEN KALARA STREET AND MĀMALAHOA HIGHWAY (HWY 11), INCLUDING ALL SIDE ROADS AND LANES; KEA‘AU

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