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In 2021, Rego said supervisors denied her promotions because she is a woman.
Several measures are aimed at giving the city council — and the public — more say in accepting or rejecting pay hikes.
The tubes have already saved many lives.
Property owners may qualify for government aid.
The Punahou Grad sat down with Daniel Tosh for his podcast “The Tosh Show.”
A Maui driver was sentenced to 10 years in prison after plowing into a moped rider and dragging her for nearly a mile.
Murders, robberies, burglaries, auto thefts, and property damage are all down by about a third. Alcohol and drug offenses are down by 45%.
“These folks risked their lives for hours, saving people.”
In 2015, a car crash in Kaneohe landed both of them in the Queen’s Medical Center ICU.
The battle over a permanent disposal site for Lahaina fire debris is now in Federal Court.
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Back in 2021, Quirk’s 11-month-old son was hospitalized with injuries including bite marks, burns, and bleeding in his eyes and brain.
The Maui Ocean Center could be named the best aquarium in America.
“This is about never letting this happen again.”
It happened just before 3:30 p.m. near Kahai and Mokauea streets.
There will be 6 public forums across the state.
People nearby are urged not to be alarmed.
The cause is under investigation.
The event is being held to help residents dispose of and recycle appliances damaged from extended power outages and smoke.
It happened in the evening hours of March 30.
Hawaii Literacy is on a mission to improve literacy in Oahu’s underserved communities.
“It’s kind of like an eyesore because you see all the tents sent up,” said a West Oahu fisherman.
We may be seeing Doger’s baseball star Shohei Ohtani hanging out in Hawaii more often.
First Alert Forecast: Pleasant conditions expected through the weekend
A Marine helicopter squadron nicknamed the “Red Dragons” took off from Kaneohe Tuesday morning to prepare for upcoming Australian deployment.
Two sharks were spotted in waters off Waikiki on Tuesday night.
A nearly 1,000-foot-long mural is encouraging students at Leilehua High School to drive sober.
KPD says Saylor is facing a negligent homicide charge.
80′s rock star Rick Springfield is coming to Oahu!
“Knowing our son took someone’s life is something we have to live with everyday.”
The Hawaii Association of Independent Schools applauded how the schools responded.
The department said it’s already making changes.
The city says it will pursue other possible alternatives.
Conditions, officials said, “outmatched firefighting operations.”
A Maui High School graduate is giving back in a big way.
Mayor Rick Blangiardi signed a bill increasing the legal age to buy and sell herbal cigarettes from 18 to 21 in a ceremony Tuesday at Honolulu Hale.
The cause is still unknown and the early damage estimate is $115,000.
Experts said ball pythons may grow up to six feet in length.
The driver was also injured.
First Alert Forecast: Best weather on the planet expected to linger into the weekend
Her bail has been set at $158,000.
The filing says Alaska’s $1.9 billion acquisition would reduce competition for airlines flying Hawaii routes, force layoffs, and increase fares.
“The family is mourning the loss of Dianna. They are asking for privacy during this difficult time.”
The current contract is held by AMR, which announced on Friday it will submit another bid to deliver services.
Some relief for travelers out of Honolulu’s airport after checkpoint problems snarled security lines Monday.
Girl Scouts of Hawaii is working to create more STEM learning opportunities for young women.
Residents can provide feedback on the draft now through May 15.
The Board of Water Supply said only three out of five lanes on Kalakaua Avenue are open to traffic.
After several days of heavy rain, people on Kauai are drying out and starting to clear the mud and debris
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