HPP Owners Association GM Sues Board Member
The general manager of the Hawaiian Paradise Park Owners Association is suing one of the
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Schools to Serve as Hurricane Shelters Proposed
A bill that would require the state to retrofit certain schools to serve as hurricane
Housing Voucher Program for Teachers
Legislation working its way through the state Senate aims to improve teacher retention and recruitment
Telescope atop Maunakea observes massive stellar flare
A Maunakea telescope observing distant stars detected a stellar flare estimated to be 10 billion
Las Vegas-based company asking for more time to develop Alii Drive property
A Las Vegas-based vacation ownership company is asking the Leeward Planning Commission for more time
Local chef lends Netflix docuseries a hand
Justin P. Asing and George Roldan were up before the sun Monday digging a hole
Sailor in iconic World War II kiss photo dies at 95
Sailor in iconic World War II kiss photo dies at 95 It took place in
Man Sells VCR To 86-Year-Old Man On EBay, Then Receives The Most Wonderful Letter
Man Sells VCR To 86-Year-Old Man On EBay, Then Receives The Most Wonderful Letter A
Public Hearing Set for General Excise Tax Hike
An increase in the county’s surcharge on the state general excise tax has been endorsed
Accused Bank Robber Malingering
For the 17th time, a man accused of robbing the Pahoa branch of First Hawaiian
UH-Hilo Enrollment Down Again
Enrollment at the University of Hawaii at Hilo has continued its decline, with spring semester
Insurance Disclosure Bill Tabled
A state Senate committee tabled a bill last week aimed at improving insurance disclosure for
Work on Korean War Memorial Begins
An obelisk dedicated to the Big Island’s Korean War dead will stand in Wailoa Park
UPDATE: Southwest Airlines/Hawaii Bound
Southwest Airlines Is 1 Step Closer to Hawaii Flights The low-fare airline giant could start
Church Raises $100,000 To Pay Off College Debt For 34 Students
Church Raises $100,000 To Pay Off College Debt For 34 Students A church in Alexandria,
Special purpose revenue bonds eyed for Kona Jet Center
The Senate Committee on Ways and Means will consider a bill Tuesday morning that would
Council Members File Financial Disclosures
The island’s newest County Council members are finding the job takes more time than they
More Opens Up at HVNP
A bit more of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has become accessible. The park announced through
Bills tackle coffee industry labeling concerns
When it comes to Kona coffee, farmers are almost as concerned with what’s scrawled on
Police Bench Warrants 2/15/2019
As of Friday, February 15, 2019, the following individuals are wanted by the Hawaii Police