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Campaign fundraising off to a slow start: Local candidates begin gearing up for the 2022 elections

February 3, 2022 0

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House and Senate maps adopted: New House district goes to West Hawaii

January 30, 2022 0

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2 on GOP ticket seeking to fill Hawaii governor’s seat

January 29, 2022 0

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Hawaii’s governor, David Ige, enters his final year in office with a rare show of emotion

January 26, 2022 0

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Maui Commission Wants Public’s Feedback On 40 Reforms To Local Government …. A citizens’ commission has consolidated 135 ideas on how to refine county governance into 40 Maui County Charter amendment proposals. Now it wants the public’s help to finalize the list for voters.

January 25, 2022 0

A pair of public hearings this week will help the Maui Charter Commission refine a list of proposed amendments to the document...

Pandemic Cloud Lingers As Ige Prepares His Final State Of The State Address… Hawaii was on the upswing for most of Ige’s two terms as governor, but his most recent speeches reflect more troubled times.

January 23, 2022 0

Gov. David Ige will make his eighth and final State of the State speech to the Legislature on Monday as...

With bated breath: Council hopes to hear Roth’s legislative priorities today

January 18, 2022 0

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Councilman criticized for social media post

January 18, 2022 0

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East vs. West: Who should get the eighth House seat?

January 17, 2022 0

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Hawaii Legislature 2022: Smart Spending Could Help Big Problems … The Legislature has money available for almost any policy initiative imaginable, and every member of the House and Senate is up for reelection.

January 16, 2022 0

For the better part of two years, retired aerospace industry consultant Victor Craft worked with veterans groups, government leaders and...

Insufficient signatures sink Maui mayor recall attempt

January 14, 2022 0

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Hawaii Democrats: Rep. Case Does Not Reflect Party’s Values And Principles … The congressman is criticized for his stance on Build Back Better, but Case says the party mischaracterizes his position and never bothered to call him.

January 12, 2022 0

The Democratic Party of Hawaii has passed a resolution expressing “disappointment” with U.S. Rep. Ed Case over his position on...

Political

Campaign fundraising off to a slow start: Local candidates begin gearing up for the 2022 elections

House and Senate maps adopted: New House district goes to West Hawaii

2 on GOP ticket seeking to fill Hawaii governor’s seat

Hawaii’s governor, David Ige, enters his final year in office with a rare show of emotion

Maui Commission Wants Public’s Feedback On 40 Reforms To Local Government …. A citizens’ commission has consolidated 135 ideas on how to refine county governance into 40 Maui County Charter amendment proposals. Now it wants the public’s help to finalize the list for voters.

Pandemic Cloud Lingers As Ige Prepares His Final State Of The State Address… Hawaii was on the upswing for most of Ige’s two terms as governor, but his most recent speeches reflect more troubled times.

With bated breath: Council hopes to hear Roth’s legislative priorities today

Councilman criticized for social media post

East vs. West: Who should get the eighth House seat?

Hawaii Legislature 2022: Smart Spending Could Help Big Problems … The Legislature has money available for almost any policy initiative imaginable, and every member of the House and Senate is up for reelection.

Insufficient signatures sink Maui mayor recall attempt

Hawaii Democrats: Rep. Case Does Not Reflect Party’s Values And Principles … The congressman is criticized for his stance on Build Back Better, but Case says the party mischaracterizes his position and never bothered to call him.

‘A huge victory for the Big Island’ Reapportionment Commission approves House seat move from Oahu to Hawaii Island

New data shows Big Island due 8th House seat

Map is pau: New County Council boundaries completed by Redistricting Commission

Trying to please everyone: Redistricting Commission continues tinkering with council districts

Tim Richards to seek State Senate seat

County Democrats seek clarity on reapportionment

Meetings today to showcase political maps

Maui mayor recall signatures under review

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Police Announce 24 Promotions, Including Captain

Salesman Prays With Woman Battling Health Issues, Then Returns With Big Surprise

Amazon’s Proposed $600M Center In Kapolei Met With Some Skepticism The online retail giant proposes building a huge new warehouse in West Oʻahu to keep up with Hawaiʻi’s increasing demand.

Maui’s Last Wild Beaches: Locals Fear Upgrades Will Sideline Them Some members of the Maui community worry that proposed upgrades to Mākena State Park could pave the way for more transformative changes in the future.

Puna Murders Raise Questions About Restraining Order Process Attorneys say TROs are granted in a majority of cases. But that wasn’t the case for the man who allegedly killed three men.

Sudden Slashes To Solar Incentives Make It Harder To Go Green More than 260 of Hawaiʻi’s commercial and industrial projects are at risk after Legislature cuts credits in 2026, undermining renewable resource goals. By Stewart Yerton / Ab

Kauka named to HHSAA Hall of Honor

Kohala Obituary 4/22/2026

Chief credits community for helping to nab triple-homicide suspect

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