“Kapiolani Medical Center nurses brace for loss of pay, benefits as contract dispute drags on.”
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Starting 7 a.m. on Saturday, HNA nurses will not be allowed to work at Kapiolani Medical Center, and starting Oct 1, they will no longer receive medical and dental benefits through the hospital.
The hospital said nurses will be locked out of the facility until the contract is accepted “unconditionally.”
After the State Attorney General Office released “phase two” of its investigation into the Maui wildfire disaster, several Lahaina fire survivors say last year’s tragedy could have been prevented.
Patient Kylie Pestrana is getting cancer treatments at Kapiolani. Her appointment is next week.
Honolulu firefighters were also on scene to assist.
The Hawaii State Teachers Association has learned over 530 teachers did not receive their paychecks in August
First Alert Forecast: Trade winds expected to build over the weekend
The authors say the government and the community didn’t take the threat seriously and so weren’t prepared when it happened.
A monk seal pup born on the Mokulua Islets in Windward Oʻahu has a new name, courtesy of students at a nearby public charter school.
Memorial services will be held for the late Twinkle Borge in Leeward Oahu this Sunday.
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The pride of Pupukea made his victorious return to Sunset Beach greeted by hundreds saying aloha to Florence.
“The conditions that made this tragedy possible were years in the making.”
Survivors will be allowed to return to areas south of Shaw Street September 16 at 6 a.m.
Honolulu EMS said they had symptoms of nausea and disturbed coordination from an unknown smell on the aircraft.
Officials said they received multiple reports around 8 a.m.
The threat was posted online sometime Wednesday afternoon.
The bus route will be restored starting Monday, Sept. 17.
The online threats were made to several Hilo and Puna area schools.
Hawaii’s Tua Tagovailoa has been sidelined with a concussion.
Enjoy the lovely trade winds. Moderate to breezy trade winds will persist through the week as broad high pressure remains north of the state.
The legal wrangling over new evidence in the 1991 Dana Ireland murder case is now with the state’s highest court.
The Puunene Post Office on Maui is closing on Friday until further notice due to structural concerns.
81-year-old Mary Lehr died after being found seriously injured inside her apartment in April.
With some in the Waianae community blaming lack of property law enforcement for the tragic mass shooting. Mayor Blangiardi called together administration leaders Thursday afternoon, a meeting that reinforced that the city’s powers are limited.
Residents in an Ewa Beach neighborhood are taking action after what appears to be a string of attempted kidnappings.
Mitchell Miyashiro allegedly struck 16-year-old Sara Yara in a crosswalk on Kapiolani Boulevard in February of last year.
The event has been on a 5-year break since the Covid pandemic.
A 31-year-old woman was hospitalized following a moped crash in Makiki Thursday.
Twinkle Borge died in early August at the age of 54.
On July 18, officers responded to reports of human remains found in an area known as Carter’s Point.
At trial, the 65-year-old admitted that he wanted “to raise eyebrows” and that he took “extreme measures” in sending the emails.
The incident happened around 10 a.m. on Pacific Heights Road.
First Alert Forecast: Winds expected to pick up through the weekend
Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State and San Diego State will join Oregon State and Washington State in the reimagined Pac-12.
There are dozens of cases that the group is currently working to solve in the islands.
All canned goods used will be donated to the Hawaii Foodbank.
“With each lot cleared and new foundation poured, a sense of hope is gaining momentum throughout Lahaina town,” said Mayor Richard Bissen, in a statement.
Officials said video footage from open-source media and body-worn cameras captured the assault.
The paper said it’s not replacing journalists, but some question whether avatars help or hurt journalism.
In 2001, Naka Nathaniel was a journalist at the New York Times and living in Brooklyn, across the river from the World Trade Center. He captured the Sept. 11 attack on camera.
Jurors heard new testimony on Wednesday in the trial of a Maui man accused of beating a baby boy to near death three years ago.
DOH is emailing the survey to those who held park permits between July 1 and September 4, 2024
Honolulu police said the 49-year-old allegedly shot the victim after he emerged from a tent at the park and approached the suspect.
The Waianae tragedy has rekindled debates about government neglect of the area, but District 8 Councilmember Andria Tupola said it’s far too early to jump to conclusions.
Miami Dolphin’s quarterback Tua Tagovailoa met with local media on Tuesday and spoke at length about the incident involving his go-to target Tyreek Hill.
Customers will have to go a bit further to retrieve their mail for the time being.
MFD found the 30-year-old California man with serious injuries to his upper and lower body.
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