Day: February 24, 2025

Community: 2-24-25 Hāpuna Beach State Park Delayed Opening on Wednesday Due to Police Investigation

February 24, 2025 0

Community: 2-24-25 Hāpuna Beach State Park Delayed Opening on Wednesday Due to Police Investigation Hawai‘i Island police advise the public that Hāpuna...

Married For Nearly 7 Decades, These Two Lovebirds Still Say ‘I Do’ Every Night

February 24, 2025 0

Married For Nearly 7 Decades, These Two Lovebirds Still Say 'I Do' Every Night After nearly seven decades of marriage,...

Lawmakers Question HECO Plan To Collect $1 Billion From Customers The utility’s bid to shore up its financial footing with a fund that covers and caps future wildfire liability is backfiring in the Legislature.

February 24, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/02/lawmakers-question-heco-plan-to-collect-1-billion-from-customers/

Half Of Hawaiʻi Inmates Leave Prison Without The IDs They Need To Start Over More than seven years after Hawaiʻi passed a law meant to address the problem, the number of people leaving prison and jail without key documents has barely budged.

February 24, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/02/half-of-hawai%ca%bbi-inmates-leave-prison-without-the-ids-they-need-to-start-over/

Boys hoops: HPA falls short in DII state title game; Kohala and KSH finish up week

February 24, 2025 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2025/02/24/sports/boys-hoops-hpa-falls-short-in-dii-state-title-game-kohala-and-ksh-finish-up-week/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Sports betting bills still alive

February 24, 2025 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2025/02/24/hawaii-news/sports-betting-bills-still-alive/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

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Day: February 24, 2025

Community: 2-24-25 Hāpuna Beach State Park Delayed Opening on Wednesday Due to Police Investigation

Married For Nearly 7 Decades, These Two Lovebirds Still Say ‘I Do’ Every Night

Lawmakers Question HECO Plan To Collect $1 Billion From Customers The utility’s bid to shore up its financial footing with a fund that covers and caps future wildfire liability is backfiring in the Legislature.

Half Of Hawaiʻi Inmates Leave Prison Without The IDs They Need To Start Over More than seven years after Hawaiʻi passed a law meant to address the problem, the number of people leaving prison and jail without key documents has barely budged.

Boys hoops: HPA falls short in DII state title game; Kohala and KSH finish up week

Sports betting bills still alive

Taylor Swift Donates $100K To Help 2-Year-Old Girl Battling Rare Brain Cancer

Decisions await for awarding $50M to Hawaii nonprofits impacted by federal cuts

Council likely to push back implementation of STVR law to July 2026

Connecticut Movie Theater Gives People With Disabilities A Starring Role — On And Off The Screen

DOH ALERTS PUBLIC TO MOONLIGHT COMPANIES RECALL OF ITS YELLOW AND WHITE PEACHES DUE TO POTENTIAL LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES CONTAMINATION

SAFETY CAMERAS ACTIVATED FOR CITATIONS STARTING NOVEMBER 1

HAWAIʻI WIC CLINICS AND ENROLLMENT REMAIN OPEN Families in Need of Food Assistance Encouraged to Apply

BIIF volleyball: All Big Island teams eliminated from state contention

Viral Dog Video Sparks Law To Save Pets In Emergencies

Federal Judge In Hawaiʻi Rules FDA Violated Law With Abortion Pill Restrictions The ruling instructs the FDA to consider relevant evidence the agency allegedly disregarded. In the meantime, the restrictions remain in place.

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