Shorter Hawaii vacations erase 1 million visitor days despite higher arrivals
Even some of Hawaii’s visitors are feeling the pinch of paradise, with the state losing more than 1 million visitor […]
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Kokua Line: How do I ensure stored water is safe to drink?
Question: How do I ensure that the drinking water that I store for emergencies is safe to drink? Instructions say
One dead after Hurricane Lala flooding as Hawaii island begins long recovery
Hilo >> Floodwaters that swept through the Kau community of Naalehu killed a 90-year-old woman — a discovery made Monday
One dead after Hurricane Lala flooding as Hawaii island begins long recovery
Hilo >> Floodwaters that swept through the Kau community of Naalehu killed a 90-year-old woman — a discovery made Monday
Hurricane Lala leaves Hawaii without electricity
Hundreds of thousands of people were without power on Sunday after Hurricane Lala lashed Hawaii, toppling transmission lines, soaking the
Powerful storm heads straight for Hawaii
Hawaii residents are strongly urged to finalize preparations today as a storm system brewing less that 1,000 miles from Hilo
Hawaiian Council buys Sea Life Park, assumes stewardship
Hawaiian Council has acquired Sea Life Park Hawai‘i, placing the landmark marine attraction under Native Hawaiian stewardship for the first
Renewable energy project proposals sought
The state Public Utilities Commission has approved another round of utility-scale renewable energy project additions to island power grids through
One ‘Ohana Fund reaches $175M in offers
Gov. Josh Green announced Thursday that the One ‘Ohana Fund has offered the full $175 million available through the compensation
Scoreboard – August 1, 2026
SCOREBOARD CALENDAR TODAY PADDLING Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association: Championship Regatta, 8 a.m. at Keehi Lagoon. SUNDAY No live sporting events