Day: November 19, 2025

Hawaiian Electric unveils new look for its EV fast chargers as work continues to enhance charging equipment reliability

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Hawaiian Electric unveils new look for its EV fast chargers as work continues to enhance charging equipment reliability EVs and...

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PARKING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO BE INTRODUCED AT FOUR MORE STATE PARKS

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PARKING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO BE INTRODUCED AT FOUR MORE STATE PARKS HONOLULU – Four popular Hawaiʻi state parks will...

Hawaiʻi County Expands Transit Fleet

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Hawaiʻi County Expands Transit Fleet The County of Hawaiʻi recently held a blessing ceremony for nine new Paratransit vans...

Waimea Celebrates Cherry Trees with 33rd Annual Festival February 7 2026 Event Honors Fred and Nancy Nonaka

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Waimea Celebrates Cherry Trees with 33rd Annual Festival February 7 2026 Event Honors Fred and Nancy Nonaka WAIMEA, HAWAI‘I ISLAND—The free 33rd Waimea...

Keaukaha Community, Schools to Conduct Tsunami Evacuation Exercise

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Keaukaha Community, Schools to Conduct Tsunami Evacuation Exercise Schools and residents in Keaukaha will take part in an evacuation...

High School Football Player Wins Hearts After Helping Custodian Clean Up Post-Game Mess

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High School Football Player Wins Hearts After Helping Custodian Clean Up Post-Game Mess After a heated rivalry game in...

Contractor: City Offered $8M To Settle $320M Claim For Honolulu Rail Delays Hitachi Rail Honolulu JV, which is still on the job, refiles a suit alleging HART exhibited an ‘inability to learn’ from its mistakes.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/11/contractor-city-offered-8m-to-settle-320m-claim-for-honolulu-rail-delays/

Fatal HPD Chases Cost City Millions. Will New Law Change That? As Honolulu looks to settle with the family of a teenager killed in a 2021 chase, efforts to regulate police pursuits continue to draw criticism.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/11/fatal-hpd-chases-cost-city-millions-will-new-law-change-that/

The Foster Girl’s Bones Kept Breaking. Expert Suggested She Didn’t Feel Pain In response to a Hawaiʻi Supreme Court decision, case files in one of Hawaiʻi’s most notorious child abuse cases were unsealed. They reveal how the state and experts ignored multiple warnings before Ariel Sellers died.

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https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/11/why-foster-girls-bones-keep-breaking-expert-suggested-she-didnt-feel-pain/

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Day: November 19, 2025

Hawaiian Electric unveils new look for its EV fast chargers as work continues to enhance charging equipment reliability

PARKING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO BE INTRODUCED AT FOUR MORE STATE PARKS

Hawaiʻi County Expands Transit Fleet

Waimea Celebrates Cherry Trees with 33rd Annual Festival February 7 2026 Event Honors Fred and Nancy Nonaka

Keaukaha Community, Schools to Conduct Tsunami Evacuation Exercise

High School Football Player Wins Hearts After Helping Custodian Clean Up Post-Game Mess

Contractor: City Offered $8M To Settle $320M Claim For Honolulu Rail Delays Hitachi Rail Honolulu JV, which is still on the job, refiles a suit alleging HART exhibited an ‘inability to learn’ from its mistakes.

Fatal HPD Chases Cost City Millions. Will New Law Change That? As Honolulu looks to settle with the family of a teenager killed in a 2021 chase, efforts to regulate police pursuits continue to draw criticism.

Pelfrey aiming to qualify for Winter Olympics in women’s halfpipe

UH debuts advanced robotic optics on Maunakea

Funds eyed for Puapuaʻa Iki restoration in Kona

He Went Missing On Halloween. Two Days Later, The NYC Marathon Helped Save Him

Plumbing leaks plague a Kailua-Kona elementary school

BIIF basketball: KSH girls working on mental game to begin season

WEST COAST HEALTH ALLIANCE STANDS WITH SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE: VACCINES ARE NOT LINKED TO AUTISM

Hawaiʻi County Purchases Dolphin Bay Hotel for Affordable Housing

Online Registration for Kona Novice Girls Basketball Begins Nov. 24

Hawaiʻi Fire Department Welcomes Arrival of New Brush Trucks

FIRST CORALS OF OPPORTUNITY COLLECTED FOR KAUAʻI’S NEW CORAL RESTORATION NURSERY

DOH REPORTS 14TH TRAVEL-RELATED DENGUE VIRUS CASE OF 2025

UPDATED SEA LEVEL RISE VIEWER SUPPORTS SMARTER COASTAL PLANNING

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