“Senate panel Narrowly advances chief justice nominee.”

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Senate Panel Narrowly Advances Chief Justice Nominee

The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 3-2 Friday to confirm Gov. Josh Green’s pick for Hawaiʻi Supreme Court chief justice, Vladimir Devens, sending the nomination to the full Senate.

Civil Beat.

Lānaʻi Air to Expand Service to Molokaʻi

Molokaʻi residents will soon have a second airline option after years with only one carrier serving the island. Lānaʻi Air confirmed plans to launch a Honolulu-to-Hoʻolehua route using its 19-seat Cessna SkyCourier aircraft, with timing and final approvals still pending.

Hawaiʻi Public Radio.

Hawaii Business Magazine

Making Climate Action Work for Hawai‘i

From clean energy financing to brave-space conversations, Climate Hawai‘i is helping businesses and communities see sustainability not as a sacrifice but as a strategy.

Hawaiʻi Earns Top Marks for Preschool Quality

Hawaiʻi is once again among the top states to meet all benchmarks in the National Institute for Early Education Research’s 2025 State of Preschool Yearbook.

Hawaii News Now.

Best Places to Work, Gold Winner: Hawaii Energy / Leidos

As energy affordability remains a top statewide priority, Hawai‘i Energy has stayed committed to prioritizing people, community, and stewardship of Hawai‘i’s natural resources.

Student-Led Nonprofit Gives Young Musicians a Stage

Open Keys, a nonprofit founded by two Punahou students, is creating free performance opportunities for young musicians across Hawaiʻi.

KHON2.

Announcements

HCF Deploys First Round of Stronger Hawaiʻi Fund Grants

One month after the Kona Low Storms, the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation has distributed more than $650,000 through over 20 grants to nonprofits across the state, addressing an estimated $2 billion in statewide damage. The funding supports community organizations already embedded in affected areas, providing rapid, flexible relief as families, farmers and small businesses weigh whether they can afford to rebuild.

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