Day: August 27, 2025

Hawaiʻi County and HALE O Hawaiʻi Community Land Trust Partner to Deliver Affordable Homeownership

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Hawaiʻi County and HALE O Hawaiʻi Community Land Trust Partner to Deliver Affordable Homeownership A dream of homeownership is...

GOVERNOR GREEN ORDERS FLAGS TO HALF-STAFF IN HONOR OF FALLEN MAUI POLICE OFFICER SUZANNE O AND VICTIMS OF THE MINNEAPOLIS TRAGEDY

August 27, 2025 0

GOVERNOR GREEN ORDERS FLAGS TO HALF-STAFF IN HONOR OF FALLEN MAUI POLICE OFFICER SUZANNE O AND VICTIMS OF THE MINNEAPOLIS...

Kindergarten Teacher Battling Cancer Receives Life-Changing Surprise After Act Of Kindness

August 27, 2025 0

Kindergarten Teacher Battling Cancer Receives Life-Changing Surprise After Act Of Kindness A simple trip to Walmart turned into a life-changing...

Less Than Half Of Hawaiʻi Teachers Went To High School In-State Only a third of educators in a recent survey said they felt well-prepared to integrate Hawaiian language, culture and history into their lessons.

August 27, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/08/less-than-half-of-hawai%ca%bbi-teachers-went-to-high-school-in-state/

Can A New Tax Save Downtown Honolulu’s Small Businesses? The proposed fee could improve safety and cleanliness in the area, but critics say it won’t fix the underlying challenge facing downtown.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/08/can-a-new-tax-save-downtown-honolulus-small-businesses/

Kauaʻi Man Died On His Birthday After Airport Staff Encounter In a lawsuit, the homeless man’s mother says her son was beaten to death.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/08/kauai-man-died-on-birthday-after-airport-staff-encounter/

Injured QB Alejado expected to play against Arizona, UH coach Chang says

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Day: August 27, 2025

Hawaiʻi County and HALE O Hawaiʻi Community Land Trust Partner to Deliver Affordable Homeownership

GOVERNOR GREEN ORDERS FLAGS TO HALF-STAFF IN HONOR OF FALLEN MAUI POLICE OFFICER SUZANNE O AND VICTIMS OF THE MINNEAPOLIS TRAGEDY

Kindergarten Teacher Battling Cancer Receives Life-Changing Surprise After Act Of Kindness

Less Than Half Of Hawaiʻi Teachers Went To High School In-State Only a third of educators in a recent survey said they felt well-prepared to integrate Hawaiian language, culture and history into their lessons.

Can A New Tax Save Downtown Honolulu’s Small Businesses? The proposed fee could improve safety and cleanliness in the area, but critics say it won’t fix the underlying challenge facing downtown.

Kauaʻi Man Died On His Birthday After Airport Staff Encounter In a lawsuit, the homeless man’s mother says her son was beaten to death.

Injured QB Alejado expected to play against Arizona, UH coach Chang says

BIIF fall sports: Preseason football continues; volleyball matchups open week

Future of Banyan Drive properties mulled

What to do about tourism? Dozens of Big Island residents offer feedback at HTA meeting

BIIF girls basketball: Wildcats waltz to another BIIF title

Kamehameha Schools tuition to be free, judge rules

Pāhoa Community Aquatic Center Closed Due to Tephra from Recent Eruption

DOH ADVISES PUBLIC TO TAKE PROTECTIVE ACTIONS IN RESPONSE TO CHICKENPOX OUTBREAK AT KAUAʻI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

DOH CITES HAWAIIAN DREDGING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC., FOR WATER POLLUTION VIOLATIONS ON KAUAʻI

Free Kohala Electronics Recycling Event

This Deputy Was Sent To Protect A Child — And Ended Up Becoming Her Mom

Could Hawaiʻi Be The First State To Dump Landfills? Honolulu’s only waste incinerator needs fresh investment to bring it up to international standards, council vice-chair says.

Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles Are Attacking A Popular Kaua‘i Golf Course The county is preparing to go after breeding sites as the invasive species spreads across the island.

Early Learning Sites Could Close Soon In Hawaiʻi Amid Federal Funding Chaos Providers are preparing for the possibility of closing down dozens of early learning sites across the state as uncertainty swirls around federal funding and the expiration of grants.

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