Kokua Line: How long can group use public pickleball court?
Question: What are the rules for how much time a group can use a public pickleball court? If our group […]
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Vance singles out Hawaii as weak on Medicaid fraud policing
Federal officials declared a nationwide Medicaid fraud crackdown Wednesday, citing Hawaii as a state having little concern for prosecuting program
Maui wildfire survivors study in jeopardy after bill fails
State funding for an ongoing study of Maui wildfire survivors evaporated after a Hawaii legislative bill failed to make it
Budget includes $14M for demolition of Hilo hotel
The state’s executive supplemental budget sent Wednesday to Gov. Josh Green for his approval contains $14 million in capital improvement
‘Green Fee’ project spending faces shakeup
How the state spends nearly $130 million on initial projects to protect natural resources, mitigate disaster risk and improve visitor
David Shapiro: Is sacrificial Sylvia Luke enough to placate corruption gods?
Alexander Silvert was a lonely figure in the House gallery watching legislators torpedo a public petition he led asking the
Molokai residents face challenges in flood recovery
KAUNAKAKAI, Molokai >> Around 5 a.m. March 22, Kapaakea resident Kalani Johnston Jr. was thigh-high in floodwaters, doing what he
Honolulu City Council considers expanding Fort Street Mall
A plan to redevelop downtown Honolulu to reduce crime and spark economic activity may include the use of the narrow,
Hokulani Elementary closed for the rest of school year due to storm damage
Hokulani Elementary School teachers had to carry some students out as floodwaters surged across the campus on March 23, with
Flood-ravaged Otake Camp leans on volunteers as residents face housing struggles
As excavators lifted waterlogged furniture from gutted homes and volunteers shoveled thick mud under a blazing sun, residents of Otake