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Agricultural Crime Remains Rife Across Hawaiʻi As Security Lags Last year, food producers invested less in security than in 2019 — and the results were somewhat predictable. The data only scratches the surface, according to agricultural leaders.

June 4, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/?p=1713385

Community Solar Farms Meant To Save Money Fail To Gain Traction In Hawaiʻi Making solar available to middle- and low-income residents was intended to help meet the state’s 2045 all-renewable energy goal. Now one developer says: “We just want out.”

June 4, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/06/community-solar-farms-to-save-money-fail-to-gain-traction-in-hawaii/

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County of Hawaiʻi Civil Defense Agency to Host First-Ever Keanakolu Summit – Amateur Radio Meeting

June 3, 2025 0

County of Hawaiʻi Civil Defense Agency to Host First-Ever Keanakolu Summit - Amateur Radio Meeting As hurricane season approaches,...

Honolulu Police Chief Joe Logan To Step Down Under Pressure Big Island Police Chief Ben Moszkowicz may take over as interim chief, if the police commission agrees.

June 3, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/06/honolulu-police-chief-joe-logan-to-step-down-under-pressure/

Honolulu Police Chief Joe Logan To Step Down Under Pressure Big Island Police Chief Ben Moszkowicz may take over as interim chief, if the police commission agrees.

June 3, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/06/honolulu-police-chief-joe-logan-to-step-down-under-pressure/

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INCIDENTS ON HAWAIʻI ISLAND SHED LIGHT ON HAWAIIAN HAWK ABUSE

June 2, 2025 0

INCIDENTS ON HAWAIʻI ISLAND SHED LIGHT ON HAWAIIAN HAWK ABUSE HILO, Hawaiʻi – Threats to Hawaiʻi’s endangered wildlife usually...

GOVERNOR GREEN WELCOMES NEW STATE FIRE MARSHAL The Position was Abolished Nearly 46 Years Ago

June 2, 2025 0

GOVERNOR GREEN WELCOMES NEW STATE FIRE MARSHAL The Position was Abolished Nearly 46 Years Ago HONOLULU — Governor Josh Green, M.D.,...

This Volunteer Made A Homeless Woman Breakfast. What Happened Next Brought Him To Tears

June 2, 2025 0

This Volunteer Made A Homeless Woman Breakfast. What Happened Next Brought Him To Tears Sometimes, the most powerful transformations begin...

Honolulu Police Can’t Spend Entire Budget Because It Can’t Fill Positions The City Council will consider a resolution aimed at reducing vacancies and encouraging more hires and fewer retirements.

June 2, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/06/honolulu-police-cant-spend-entire-budget-because-it-cant-fill-positions/

Foreclosure Off The Table At Black Sand Beach A developer has come up with enough money to satisfy a $3.4 million debt and resolve a mortgage default, surprising those who had other plans for the area.

June 2, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/06/foreclosure-off-the-table-at-black-sand-beach/

Honolulu Sewer Rates Are Likely To Go Up — A Lot Additional upgrades are needed to prevent contaminated wastewater from being discharged into the ocean.

June 2, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/06/honolulu-sewer-rates-are-likely-to-go-up-a-lot/

Steel City Twinz: 6-Year-Old Brothers Spreading Joy With ‘Sunshine In A Cup’

June 1, 2025 0

Steel City Twinz: 6-Year-Old Brothers Spreading Joy With 'Sunshine In A Cup' Meet the Steel City Twinz—6-year-old twin brothers Major...

Punalu‘u Village developers avoid foreclosure

June 1, 2025 0

https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/2025/06/01/hawaii-news/punaluu-village-developers-avoid-foreclosure/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily_news

Young Musician Receives Life-Changing Surprise While Testing Guitars

May 31, 2025 0

Young Musician Receives Life-Changing Surprise While Testing Guitars What started as a quiet shopping trip turned into a life-changing...

Funding Cuts May Doom The Long-Stalled Thirty Meter Telescope The National Science Foundation, which was supposed to provide much of the funding for TMT, opts to fund the Giant Magellan Telescope instead.

May 31, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/05/funding-cuts-may-doom-the-long-stalled-thirty-meter-telescope/

State Efforts To Shore Up HECO Gain Traction On Wall Street HECO’s parent company got a boost to its credit rating after significant moves during the last legislative session to shore up the utility’s finances.

May 30, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/05/state-efforts-to-shore-up-heco-gain-traction-on-wall-street/

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Agricultural Crime Remains Rife Across Hawaiʻi As Security Lags Last year, food producers invested less in security than in 2019 — and the results were somewhat predictable. The data only scratches the surface, according to agricultural leaders.

Community Solar Farms Meant To Save Money Fail To Gain Traction In Hawaiʻi Making solar available to middle- and low-income residents was intended to help meet the state’s 2045 all-renewable energy goal. Now one developer says: “We just want out.”

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County of Hawaiʻi Civil Defense Agency to Host First-Ever Keanakolu Summit – Amateur Radio Meeting

Honolulu Police Chief Joe Logan To Step Down Under Pressure Big Island Police Chief Ben Moszkowicz may take over as interim chief, if the police commission agrees.

Honolulu Police Chief Joe Logan To Step Down Under Pressure Big Island Police Chief Ben Moszkowicz may take over as interim chief, if the police commission agrees.

INCIDENTS ON HAWAIʻI ISLAND SHED LIGHT ON HAWAIIAN HAWK ABUSE

GOVERNOR GREEN WELCOMES NEW STATE FIRE MARSHAL The Position was Abolished Nearly 46 Years Ago

This Volunteer Made A Homeless Woman Breakfast. What Happened Next Brought Him To Tears

Honolulu Police Can’t Spend Entire Budget Because It Can’t Fill Positions The City Council will consider a resolution aimed at reducing vacancies and encouraging more hires and fewer retirements.

Foreclosure Off The Table At Black Sand Beach A developer has come up with enough money to satisfy a $3.4 million debt and resolve a mortgage default, surprising those who had other plans for the area.

Honolulu Sewer Rates Are Likely To Go Up — A Lot Additional upgrades are needed to prevent contaminated wastewater from being discharged into the ocean.

Steel City Twinz: 6-Year-Old Brothers Spreading Joy With ‘Sunshine In A Cup’

Punalu‘u Village developers avoid foreclosure

Young Musician Receives Life-Changing Surprise While Testing Guitars

Funding Cuts May Doom The Long-Stalled Thirty Meter Telescope The National Science Foundation, which was supposed to provide much of the funding for TMT, opts to fund the Giant Magellan Telescope instead.

GOVERNOR GREEN SIGNS FIVE BILLS TO ADVANCE EDUCATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL SUCCESS FOR KEIKI

Hawaiʻi County Launches Laulima Community Survey

Young Adults Are Powering A New Trend: Taking A Break From The Internet With The Offline Club

State Efforts To Shore Up HECO Gain Traction On Wall Street HECO’s parent company got a boost to its credit rating after significant moves during the last legislative session to shore up the utility’s finances.

Customers Line Up Before Sunrise to Support Young Woman’s Front Porch Bakery

The Big Island’s Rare Coastal Pools Are Under Siege Sea level rise is endangering the fragile brackish waters on the Kona Coast, but it’s also creating new ones.

High Grocery Bills Burden Shoppers In Hawaiʻi And Beyond Americans across the country are changing their eating and shopping habits.

‘We hope to keep getting bigger and better’: Kai ‘Ehitu aims for Hawaii glory at state regatta

Underwater fiber cable project clears hurdle

Evacuation Order Lifted for Kawaihae Village Subdivision, Queen Kaʻahumanu Highway Reopened

Civil Defense message for Sunday 07-26-2026 at 09:23 AM

Off-Duty Firefighter Hears Desperate Cries and Saves Three Children Trapped Beneath Overturned Boat

Civil Defense Brush Fire Update for Sunday 07-26-2026 at 06:19 AM

UH Forest Stewards programcelebrates milestone

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