Assaults on Honolulu police officers on the rise
Assaults on Honolulu police officers are up 21% this year compared with the same period last year, and are on […]
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Nonprofits anticipate hunger to worsen in Hawaii
Thousands of people filled the Hawai‘i Convention Center on Saturday for the return of the Empty Bowl fundraiser, where guests
Ohtani, agent seek dismissal of land deal lawsuit
Attorneys for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani and his agent Nez Balelo have filed a motion in state court
State violated due process in Maui water case, Hawaii justices rule
The Hawaii Supreme Court has ruled that the state Board of Land and Natural Resources violated constitutional rights when it
City struggles to keep up with stream maintenance
The city Department of Facility Maintenance is under pressure to clear vegetation and other debris from nearly 100 city-owned and
Ala Wai encampments face new city crackdown
The city Department of Enterprise Services is cracking down on homeless encampments at the Ala Wai Golf Course with new
Post-wildfire housing stability improvements on Maui reflected in surveys
A running monthly survey of people affected by Maui’s wildfire disaster nearly two years ago suggests that some market rental
Gov. Josh Green raises possiblity of 2028 run for president
Gov. Josh Green told NBC News he is considering a 2028 campaign for president of the United States with a
Gov. Josh Green limits activation of Hawaii National Guard
Gov. Josh Green will require a briefing on the circumstances and the “true need” of a federal request to activate
Cuts to SNAP could deepen food insecurity in Hawaii
In Hawaii, where grocery prices are among the highest in the nation, families are bracing for even deeper food insecurity