Emergency Proclamation Issued as Hurricane Kiko Nears Hawaiʻi

Acting Gov. Sylvia Luke issued Friday a proclamation declaring a state of emergency across Hawaiʻi due to possible impacts of Hurricane Kiko.

Hawaii News Now. Associated Press.

Anti-Affirmative Action Group Targets Kamehameha Schools’ Admission Policy

A Virginia-based group, with no ties to Hawaiʻi, has launched a website criticizing Kamehameha Schools’ admission policy for students with Native Hawaiian ancestry. The anti-affirmative action nonprofit Students for Fair Admissions was founded in 2014 by conservative activist Edward Blum, who is known for opposing classifications and preferences based on race and ethnicity.

Hawaiʻi Public Radio. KHON2.

Hawaii Business Magazine

Not an Ordinary Bakery

Breadshop, located in Kaimukī, isn’t your typical bakery. Founder and owner Chris Sy says from its inception, he wanted Breadshop to be “an exploration of bread products” and “make a difference in what was available here.”

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11 Youth Arrested in West Oʻahu E-Bike Enforcement Operation

According to police, 11 juveniles arrested for a total of 15 offenses, 10 e-dirt bikes recovered, and 10 citations issued in an operation that stretched from Ewa to Makaha.

Hawaii News Now.

Solar Nanogrids Bring Energy Independence to These Off-Grid Molokaʻi Families

Like many Hawaiian homesteaders on Molokaʻi, Mike Lucas and his family live off-grid. With a newly-installed nanogrid system, he’s no longer reliant on generators to provide electricity.

Hawaiʻi Public Radio.

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Hawai‘i REALTORS® Names Donna Apisa of Kaua‘i as the 2025 REALTOR® of the Year

Since 1967, This Award Has Recognized a Hawai‘i Realtor for Their Work in the Interest of Their Fellow REALTORS®, the Profession, and the Community

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