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It’s Your Money: School Harassment Case Could Cost Hawaiʻi Taxpayers $150K Stevenson Middle School Principal Katherine Balatico sued the education department for failing to protect her and her family after they received death threats through her job.

March 25, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/03/its-your-money-school-harassment-case-could-cost-hawai%ca%bbi-taxpayers-150k/

State To Open Prisons And Jails For Inspection Of Mental Health Services A pair of national experts will determine what is needed to improve services for mentally ill inmates. Then lawmakers will be asked to fund the fixes.

March 25, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/03/state-to-open-prisons-and-jails-for-inspection-of-mental-health-services/

CBED Program Awards Grant to INPEACE to Support Native Hawaiian Businesses at 2025 Merrie Monarch Festival

March 25, 2025 0

CBED PROGRAM AWARDS GRANT TO INPEACE TO SUPPORT NATIVE HAWAIIAN BUSINESSES AT 2025 MERRIE MONARCH FESTIVAL HONOLULU – The...

HAWAIʻI STATE COMMISSION ON FATHERHOOD ANNOUNCES 2025 AWARDS AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

March 25, 2025 0

HAWAIʻI STATE COMMISSION ON FATHERHOOD ANNOUNCES 2025 AWARDS AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES HONOLULU – The Hawai‘i State Commission on Fatherhood (HS-COF)...

Hawaiʻi County Seeks Operator for Hilo Reusable Foodware Program

March 25, 2025 0

Hawaiʻi County Seeks Operator for Hilo Reusable Foodware Program The County of Hawaiʻi has issued a Request for Proposals...

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LEFT TURNS FROM PŪʻAINAKŌ STREET ONTO KĪLAUEA AVENUE AND KINOʻOLE STREET WILL BE RESTRICTED DURING TRAFFIC PEAKS

March 25, 2025 0

LEFT TURNS FROM PŪʻAINAKŌ STREET ONTO KĪLAUEA AVENUE AND KINOʻOLE STREET WILL BE RESTRICTED DURING TRAFFIC PEAKS HILO, Hawaiʻi –...

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INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE FOR MAUI STATE FOREST RESERVES SCHEDULED IN APRIL

March 25, 2025 0

INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE FOR MAUI STATE FOREST RESERVES SCHEDULED IN APRIL KAHULUI – Sites in upcountry Maui will...

Former Hawai’i County Mayor MITCH ROTH JOINS CPB AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND HAWAII ISLAND REGION MANAGER

March 25, 2025 0

MITCH ROTH JOINS CPB AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND HAWAII ISLAND REGION MANAGER Mitch Roth HILO, HI (March...

Community: 3-24-25 Police Captain Carvalho Graduates from FBI National Academy

March 24, 2025 0

Community: 3-24-25 Police Captain Carvalho Graduates from FBI National Academy Hawai‘i Police Department (HPD) is pleased to announce that Captain Aaron...

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APPLICATIONS FOR 2025 LĀNAʻI MOUFLON SHEEP SEASON OPEN MARCH 31

March 24, 2025 0

APPLICATIONS FOR 2025 LĀNAʻI MOUFLON SHEEP SEASON OPEN MARCH 31 HONOLULU – Applications for the 2025 Lānaʻi mouflon sheep...

Minneapolis Cop Goes Above and Beyond For Elderly Resident

March 24, 2025 0

Minneapolis Cop Goes Above and Beyond For Elderly Resident A Minneapolis police officer is being celebrated for going above and...

It’s Your Money: Youth Facility Can Spend Up To $80,000 On Fast Food For the third year in a row, the Hawaiʻi Youth Correctional Facility’s kitchen is understaffed, so it is turning to plate lunches for emergency meals.

March 24, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/03/its-your-money-youth-facility-can-spend-up-to-80000-on-fast-food/

Honolulu Lawyer In Illicit Marshallese Adoptions Barred From Practicing Laurie Loomis was facing discipline, but the Supreme Court found she was unable to defend herself because of incapacity — and suspended her practice.

March 24, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/03/honolulu-lawyer-in-illicit-marshallese-adoptions-barred-from-practicing/

New City And State Homeless Directors Face Monumental Task At last count, homelessness rose in Hawaiʻi after falling for several years. But many in the service community say strong vision and a comprehensive plan can counterbalance high turnover in top positions.

March 24, 2025 0

https://www.civilbeat.org/2025/03/new-city-and-state-homeless-directors-face-monumental-task/

‘I Almost Cried’: Man Returns Wallet He Found In Road

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It’s Your Money: School Harassment Case Could Cost Hawaiʻi Taxpayers $150K Stevenson Middle School Principal Katherine Balatico sued the education department for failing to protect her and her family after they received death threats through her job.

State To Open Prisons And Jails For Inspection Of Mental Health Services A pair of national experts will determine what is needed to improve services for mentally ill inmates. Then lawmakers will be asked to fund the fixes.

CBED Program Awards Grant to INPEACE to Support Native Hawaiian Businesses at 2025 Merrie Monarch Festival

HAWAIʻI STATE COMMISSION ON FATHERHOOD ANNOUNCES 2025 AWARDS AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Hawaiʻi County Seeks Operator for Hilo Reusable Foodware Program

LEFT TURNS FROM PŪʻAINAKŌ STREET ONTO KĪLAUEA AVENUE AND KINOʻOLE STREET WILL BE RESTRICTED DURING TRAFFIC PEAKS

INFRASTRUCTURE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE FOR MAUI STATE FOREST RESERVES SCHEDULED IN APRIL

Former Hawai’i County Mayor MITCH ROTH JOINS CPB AS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND HAWAII ISLAND REGION MANAGER

Community: 3-24-25 Police Captain Carvalho Graduates from FBI National Academy

APPLICATIONS FOR 2025 LĀNAʻI MOUFLON SHEEP SEASON OPEN MARCH 31

Minneapolis Cop Goes Above and Beyond For Elderly Resident

It’s Your Money: Youth Facility Can Spend Up To $80,000 On Fast Food For the third year in a row, the Hawaiʻi Youth Correctional Facility’s kitchen is understaffed, so it is turning to plate lunches for emergency meals.

Honolulu Lawyer In Illicit Marshallese Adoptions Barred From Practicing Laurie Loomis was facing discipline, but the Supreme Court found she was unable to defend herself because of incapacity — and suspended her practice.

New City And State Homeless Directors Face Monumental Task At last count, homelessness rose in Hawaiʻi after falling for several years. But many in the service community say strong vision and a comprehensive plan can counterbalance high turnover in top positions.

‘I Almost Cried’: Man Returns Wallet He Found In Road

Atlantis, The Cove expected to create critical mass for West Oahu tourism

Mail Carrier Honored As Hero For Saving School Girl From Dog Attack

Big Island buyout program ending 7 years after eruption

Visitor ‘green fees’ bill passes Hawaii House committees

Teen Goes From Homeless To Community Hero

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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