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The government had hoped to rest by the end of the week, but said they will spill over the beginning of next week.
First Alert Forecast: Stronger winds with more scattered showers expected through the weekend
Recreational boat owners may not have their mooring permits without it.
The lawsuits surrounding the Maui wildfire cases are quickly moving forward in the courts.
This weekend’s carnival could be the last one for Garden Isle residents as they know it.
Rail CEO Lori Kahikina acknowledges her job is in jeopardy, but many of her staffers are standing up for her.
UH Students and faculty are standing in solidarity with other college campuses and are demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. They also want the university to cut any ties it may have with Israeli corporations or companies that support the war.
Observers expect more unprecedented cooperation as a reaction to Chinese President Xi Jinping’s aggressive foreign policy.
“You can’t build housing fast enough.”
E-sports was formally recognized by the HHSAA back in 2019.
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Suspect Ethan Taumua remains behind bars.
This comes in anticipation of a drier and hotter than normal summer.
In a news release, the school said it made “tireless efforts” to sustain its mission.
Ronald P.K. Kahihikolo has been in custody since the incidents.
Green said state must essentially be financially prepared to insure itself against disaster.
“The city’s project to remove the Haiku Stairs has not been halted,” it added.
The Manini Gallery recently launched on the mauka side of the historic Hawaii Theatre.
He’s also making the trek in honor of his daughter who died by suicide in 2019.
It comes as concerns rise over Chinese military aggression in the Pacific.
Officials said the woman was walking in the Pearl City area when an unknown man sexually assaulted her.
Angeline Torres, 42, is one of two suspects accused of killing 57-year-old Joseph Mattson.
Some residents pointed to the Waianae Police Station, which was built nearly eight years ago.
Advocates are inviting the public to join in on the effort to spread awareness and break the stigmas surrounding mental health care.
“He’s punishing the employees who just did their job.”
Mental health experts say talking openly about financial hardship can help break a cycle of hopelessness.
Constance Bassignani was born in the islands in 1924.
“We’ve been taken advantage of for way too long.”
Lawmakers approved the plan now headed to the governor’s desk.
The developments come as the state prepares to mark nine months since the wildfire disaster.
DOCARE stepped up patrols after a nene gosling died in the park last week from toxoplasmosis, a disease spread in feral cat feces.
The group stir up crazy college memories and reflect on life now as parents raising kids caught up in technology, social media and devices.
They claim the carriers violated federal rules.
Some lifeguards expressed concern after current Ocean Safety Division Chief John Titchen was placed on administrative leave.
First Alert Forecast: Stronger winds due today, more showers expected over the weekend
The victim was able to get away and run for help.
A vessel tracker showed the ship turning around off shore.
The center opened last September to assist anyone impacted by the Maui fires with applying for disaster loans.
The annual program provides free ocean safety preparedness training for keiki ages 11 to 17.
Nearly nine months after the Lahaina fire, some survivors are now getting creative about how they want to rebuild their lives and their community.
“John Freudenberg is still a threat to public safety.”
First Alert Forecast: Stronger winds with more showers expected through the weekend
Nearly 4,000 miles away from the islands, two Hawaii prep baseball standouts have settled in nicely at Fayetteville, Arkansas.
The report also revealed that over half of the firearms registered during 2023 were imported from out-of-state.
There’s a new pup in town.
May Day happens every year on May 1, and the Lei Day tradition in Hawaii dates back to the 1920s.
Officials said the goal of the closure is to increase the quality of the fields to tournament-level specifications.
Police also identified the man whose body was found.
The victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds.
Senate Bill 3312 passed through conference committee with amendments Thursday.
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