Day: June 30, 2026

Police Investigating Assault in Kailua-Kona

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Police Investigating Assault in Kailua-Kona Hawaiʻi Island police are investigating an assault that occurred Sunday evening, June 28, 2026,...

She Lost Her Husband, Her Savings, and Nearly Her Hope. Then Thousands of Strangers Stepped In

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She Lost Her Husband, Her Savings, and Nearly Her Hope. Then Thousands of Strangers Stepped In A grieving widow...

Former Honolulu Employee Pleads Not Guilty To Defrauding Hawaiʻi Foodbank Attorney says that Dexter Kishida did not benefit personally and got caught up in ‘complex government bureaucracy and red tape.’

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https://civilbeat.org/2026/06/former-honolulu-employee-pleads-not-guilty-to-defrauding-hawai%ca%bbi-foodbank/

Public Or Private? The Future Of East Maui’s Water Is At Stake The East Maui Water Authority says it wants to work with Mahi Pono to preserve and protect the water system as rainfall becomes less predictable. But the farm has its own plan.

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https://civilbeat.org/2026/06/public-or-private-the-future-of-east-mauis-water-is-at-stake/

News

A boost for Laupahoehoe: Substantial repairs planned for harbor, breakwater

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https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/06/30/hawaii-news/a-boost-for-laupahoehoe-substantial-repairs-planned-for-harbor-breakwater/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Education

UH Hilo to offer new AI concentration

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https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/06/30/hawaii-news/uh-hilo-to-offer-new-ai-concentration/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

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Day: June 30, 2026

Police Investigating Assault in Kailua-Kona

She Lost Her Husband, Her Savings, and Nearly Her Hope. Then Thousands of Strangers Stepped In

Former Honolulu Employee Pleads Not Guilty To Defrauding Hawaiʻi Foodbank Attorney says that Dexter Kishida did not benefit personally and got caught up in ‘complex government bureaucracy and red tape.’

Public Or Private? The Future Of East Maui’s Water Is At Stake The East Maui Water Authority says it wants to work with Mahi Pono to preserve and protect the water system as rainfall becomes less predictable. But the farm has its own plan.

A boost for Laupahoehoe: Substantial repairs planned for harbor, breakwater

UH Hilo to offer new AI concentration

11-Year-Old Boy Dives Into Action to Save Drowning Man After Others Froze

Kirstin Downey: Waimānalo Kauhale Project Catches Many Off Guard The Green administration is moving quickly despite Native Hawaiian concerns that the homeless project will push out Hawaiians who have been waitlisted for decades.

Not Again! Another Sidewalk Collapse Next To Barefoot Beach Cafe The sidewalk along Queen’s Beach continues to collapse into the sand.

‘Keep Hawaiʻi Loud’: Car Stereo Enthusiasts Boo Increased Fines On Maui For some Maui residents, the noise is a source of repeated frustration. Others see the music as part of Hawai‘i’s local culture.

Accused Puna Killer Faces Mental Health Evaluation. Here’s What That Means Jacob Baker’s case has been suspended while examiners determine whether he is fit to stand trial for the murders of three people on the Big Island that sparked a manhunt. The process has proven to be controversial.

Local regatta season concludes with Aunty Maile Moku O Hawaii Championship

Kohala Obituary 7/12/2026

Community raises questions about Laupahoehoe boat ramp

Dog Miraculously Rescued Alive After Spending 8 Days Trapped Beneath Collapsed Home

Kūpuna Are Aging Into Homelessness But Hawaiʻi Is Funding Less Prevention As our governor has reminded us repeatedly: housing is healthcare. Let’s hope policymakers are listening.

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