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Aloha By Zippy’s Stadium? Oʻahu Venue Naming Rights Could Be At Play To raise revenue for its redevelopment, officials of the Hālawa arena want to join the legions of mainland sports venues named for corporate sponsors.

March 3, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/aloha-by-zippys-stadium-venue-naming-rights-could-be-at-play/

Embezzler Or Victim? Native Hawaiian Contractor’s Family Fights Back In various court filings, Christopher Dawson’s sister is pushing back against the DOJ narrative that he swindled a federal program meant to help his people.

March 3, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/embezzler-or-victim-native-hawaiian-contractors-family-fights-back/

Hawaii bills would curb keiki use of phones, social media

March 3, 2026 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/03/03/hawaii-news/hawaii-bills-would-curb-keiki-use-of-phones-social-media/

Police Chief Reed Selects Assistant Chief Sherry Bird as Deputy Chief

March 3, 2026 0

3-02-26 Police Chief Reed Selects Assistant Chief Sherry Bird as Deputy Chief Hawai‘i Police Department announces that Police Chief...

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Police Identify Possible Drowning Victim in Lower Puna

March 3, 2026 0

3-2-26 (Update) Police Identify Possible Drowning Victim in Lower Puna As part of their ongoing investigation into the possible drowning...

Kohala Obituary 2/8/2026

March 2, 2026 0

Hale “Hama” Haruto Hamada, 82, of Kapolei, Oahu, formerly of Captain Cook, died Feb. 8 at home. Born in Kohala,...

86-Year-Old Farmer Turns Down $15 Million Offer From Data Center Developers

March 2, 2026 0

86-Year-Old Farmer Turns Down $15 Million Offer From Data Center Developers An 86-year-old Pennsylvania farmer is going viral — not...

Hawaiʻi Attorney Accused Of Lying During Kealoha Trial Could Face Discipline Kevin Sumida could face punishment ranging from a private admonition to suspension.

March 2, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/hawaii-attorney-accused-lying-kealoha-trial-could-face-discipline/

The Thirty Meter Telescope Is Still Alive — For Now The TMT project is back under consideration for federal support, but it must complete a final design phase without taxpayer assistance.

March 2, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/the-thirty-meter-telescope-is-still-alive-for-now/

Kidney Nonprofit Charged Taxpayers ‘Outrageous’ Prices For Covid Tests Following Civil Beat’s reporting, the nonprofit is enlisting outside help to review its books.

March 2, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/kidney-nonprofit-charged-taxpayers-outrageous-prices-covid-tests/

West Oahu refinery to produce plant-based biofuels

March 2, 2026 0

Par Hawaii Refining LLC, a more than 50-year-old petroleum refinery in James Campbell Industrial Park, says this month it will...

Hawaii lawmakers seek to close gaps in mental health treatment for homeless

March 2, 2026 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/03/02/hawaii-news/hawaii-lawmakers-seek-to-close-gaps-in-mental-health-treatment-for-homeless/

BIIF flag football: ‘Riders handle Kahuku in South Kona

March 2, 2026 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/03/02/sports/biif-flag-football-riders-handle-kahuku-in-south-kona/

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Surveyed residents support the building of community kauhale

March 2, 2026 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/03/02/hawaii-news/surveyed-residents-support-the-building-of-community-kauhale/

Teacher Wins $1 Million For Turning Slums Into 800+ Classrooms

March 1, 2026 0

Teacher Wins $1 Million For Turning Slums Into 800+ Classrooms A teacher in India who transformed some of the country’s...

Guardrails Needed If LNG Is To Work In Hawaiʻi If liquefied natural gas proponents believe their case is strong, they should be willing to meet these standards.

March 1, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/guardrails-needed-if-lng-is-to-work-in-hawaii/

What Pushes Locals Out Of Hawaiʻi? Low Wages The Honolulu Charter Commission has a once-in-a-decade opportunity to address the county’s crisis.

March 1, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/what-pushes-locals-out-of-hawaii-low-wages/

Suddenly Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Aren’t Talking Much About Those Big Tax Cuts The prospect of having to backpedal on promised tax breaks isn’t going over well in an election year.

March 1, 2026 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2026/03/suddenly-hawaii-lawmakers-arent-talking-much-about-those-big-tax-cuts/

Keaau health center might be ready by 2028; cost of new facility could reach $90M

March 1, 2026 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/03/01/hawaii-news/keaau-health-center-might-be-ready-by-2028-cost-of-new-facility-could-reach-90m/

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HIDOT advances $7 billion overhaul of airports

March 1, 2026 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2026/03/01/hawaii-news/hidot-advances-7-billion-overhaul-of-airports/

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Aloha By Zippy’s Stadium? Oʻahu Venue Naming Rights Could Be At Play To raise revenue for its redevelopment, officials of the Hālawa arena want to join the legions of mainland sports venues named for corporate sponsors.

Embezzler Or Victim? Native Hawaiian Contractor’s Family Fights Back In various court filings, Christopher Dawson’s sister is pushing back against the DOJ narrative that he swindled a federal program meant to help his people.

Hawaii bills would curb keiki use of phones, social media

Police Chief Reed Selects Assistant Chief Sherry Bird as Deputy Chief

Police Identify Possible Drowning Victim in Lower Puna

Kohala Obituary 2/8/2026

86-Year-Old Farmer Turns Down $15 Million Offer From Data Center Developers

Hawaiʻi Attorney Accused Of Lying During Kealoha Trial Could Face Discipline Kevin Sumida could face punishment ranging from a private admonition to suspension.

The Thirty Meter Telescope Is Still Alive — For Now The TMT project is back under consideration for federal support, but it must complete a final design phase without taxpayer assistance.

Kidney Nonprofit Charged Taxpayers ‘Outrageous’ Prices For Covid Tests Following Civil Beat’s reporting, the nonprofit is enlisting outside help to review its books.

West Oahu refinery to produce plant-based biofuels

Hawaii lawmakers seek to close gaps in mental health treatment for homeless

BIIF flag football: ‘Riders handle Kahuku in South Kona

Surveyed residents support the building of community kauhale

Teacher Wins $1 Million For Turning Slums Into 800+ Classrooms

Guardrails Needed If LNG Is To Work In Hawaiʻi If liquefied natural gas proponents believe their case is strong, they should be willing to meet these standards.

What Pushes Locals Out Of Hawaiʻi? Low Wages The Honolulu Charter Commission has a once-in-a-decade opportunity to address the county’s crisis.

Suddenly Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Aren’t Talking Much About Those Big Tax Cuts The prospect of having to backpedal on promised tax breaks isn’t going over well in an election year.

Keaau health center might be ready by 2028; cost of new facility could reach $90M

HIDOT advances $7 billion overhaul of airports

Tiny Bear Cub Rescued From Highway Ditch By New Jersey Troopers

Political ‘Hot Potato’: Where Should Hawaiʻi Ban Aquarium Fishing? The House and Senate have to work out major differences if the bill is to pass in the next two weeks.

‘Not A Priority’: Frustrations Mount Over Missing Fire Evacuation Route Hawai‘i County Council is weighing the mayor’s budget request to build more housing before finishing an evacuation route in Waikōloa.

Charter Commission Panel Recommends Big Changes To HPD Oversight A commission subcommittee is pushing forward a major overhaul of the Honolulu Police Commission including how the chief is selected and misconduct investigated.

Honolulu’s Airport Has AI Theme Songs. The Internet Is Divided The AI-generated tunes celebrating the islands are played hourly over the airport sound system. Some travelers think they misrepresent local culture.

OHA Chair Leads Delegation to Washington, D.C. to Address Military-Leased Lands and Federal Funding for Native Hawaiian Programs

Kailua Village parking bill stalls again

Big Island Sports HOF welcomes UH’s Chang to Hilo

County plan to acquire Kumukahi advances

BIIF baseball: Playoffs begin across isle; Wildcats, Dragons, Warriors, Ka Makani collect Game 1 wins

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