Month: September 2025

Tourism

HAWAI‘I TOURISM AUTHORITY INVITES MAUI, MOLOKAʻI AND LĀNAʻI RESIDENTS TO SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON TOURISM Destination Management Planning Meetings Taking Place in October

September 30, 2025 0

HAWAI‘I TOURISM AUTHORITY INVITES MAUI, MOLOKAʻI AND LĀNAʻI RESIDENTS TO SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON TOURISM Destination Management Planning Meetings Taking...

Open to the Public, Statewide Hawai‘i Farmers Union Gathers in Kona Celebrating the full circle of food production rooted in the traditions of Hawai‘i

September 30, 2025 0

Open to the Public, Statewide Hawai‘i Farmers Union Gathers in Kona Celebrating the full circle of food production rooted in...

Bride’s Landlord Becomes The Father Figure She Never Expected

September 30, 2025 0

Bride’s Landlord Becomes The Father Figure She Never Expected When Cincinnati bride Shacole Fox imagined her wedding day, one part...

Kauaʻi Water Utility Hawks $1.3B Plan To Overhaul Century-Old System The repairs are needed to protect the island’s drinking water and ensure sufficient supply to face the growing wildfire risk, officials said.

September 30, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/09/kaua%ca%bbi-water-utility-hawks-1-3b-plan-to-overhaul-century-old-system/

Changing Course, Honolulu Is Now Planting Food In Public Spaces Advocates envision free food for local commuters at rail stations and beyond.

September 30, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/09/changing-course-honolulu-is-now-planting-food-in-public-spaces/

‘Lord Of The Flies’: How Hawaiʻi’s Model Foster Dad Preyed On Boys John Teixeira answered a desperate need for the state: Where to put boys no one else would take. He’d eventually take in almost 60. But there would be a cost.

September 30, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/09/lord-of-the-flies-how-hawaiis-model-foster-dad-preyed-on-boys/

M	T	W	T	F	S	S
1	2	3	4	5	6	7
8	9	10	11	12	13	14
15	16	17	18	19	20	21
22	23	24	25	26	27	28
29	30

Month: September 2025

HAWAI‘I TOURISM AUTHORITY INVITES MAUI, MOLOKAʻI AND LĀNAʻI RESIDENTS TO SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON TOURISM Destination Management Planning Meetings Taking Place in October

Open to the Public, Statewide Hawai‘i Farmers Union Gathers in Kona Celebrating the full circle of food production rooted in the traditions of Hawai‘i

Bride’s Landlord Becomes The Father Figure She Never Expected

Kauaʻi Water Utility Hawks $1.3B Plan To Overhaul Century-Old System The repairs are needed to protect the island’s drinking water and ensure sufficient supply to face the growing wildfire risk, officials said.

Changing Course, Honolulu Is Now Planting Food In Public Spaces Advocates envision free food for local commuters at rail stations and beyond.

‘Lord Of The Flies’: How Hawaiʻi’s Model Foster Dad Preyed On Boys John Teixeira answered a desperate need for the state: Where to put boys no one else would take. He’d eventually take in almost 60. But there would be a cost.

MONTHLY SIREN AND EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM TEST FOR OCTOBER 2025

GOVERNOR GREEN AND U.S. ARMY SECRETARY DRISCOLL ANNOUNCE STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

Arbitrator awards police officers their largest pay raise in 17 years

Pedestrian struck in August collision dies

Invasive species control efforts literally are paying off

PUC holds public hearings on Young Brothers’ rate hike request

Alleged shooting threat at Konawaena H.S.

OVERNOR GREEN AND U.S. ARMY SECRETARY DRISCOLL ANNOUNCE STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

BIIF football: Wildcats rally from behind, beat Cougars on the road

Hawaii schools are climbing back from pandemic slump

Veterans resource center to open at UH Hilo

Aquarium granted permit to collect marine life off Kona coast

GOVERNOR GREEN LOWERS FLAGS TO MOURN LETHAL GUN VIOLENCE AT MICHIGAN CHURCH

Anthony Rizzo To Retire In A Jersey Signed By Cancer Patients

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL: EKII IIA DEVELOPMENT

Green Sea Turtles Make A Comeback — No Longer Endangered!

Hawaiʻi Schools Chief Gets $45,000 Raise As His 4-Year Contract Is Renewed DOE Superintendent Keith Hayashi also could see his salary rise up to $400,900 by the end of the decade if he continues to get good performance reviews.

Hawaiian Airlines Changes Surfboard Policy After PR Wipeout Travelers can now carry 10-foot, 5-inch surfboard bags on Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines flights.

OHA Chief Executive Sues Trustees For Retaliation, Damage To Reputation The chief executive of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs wants her job back amid an internal investigation.

Queen Emma Land Co. Wants Former Tenant To Tear Down Historic Building The controversy over the downtown Honolulu building pits one of Hawaiʻi’s oldest real estate services companies against an aliʻi trust established by Queen Emma to benefit her hospital.

KSH’s Fukunaga, Punahou’s Williams win state air riflery

Crozier retires from BIIF after four decades

Canadian man pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl

State leaders support alternate Maunakea sites as option for Thirty Meter Telescope

Check these out