Kailua’s Fourth of July parade a tradition for 77 years
Every year, for more than seven decades, the Kailua Independence Day Parade has taken place like clockwork. Families start setting […]
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Distrust, uncertainty as Navy moves to reopen Red Hill well
As the Navy continues to move forward with plans to reopen its Red Hill well and reconnect it to its
Wildfire risks, limited evacuation options worry Leeward Oahu residents
As the third anniversary of the Maui wildfires approaches, residents and officials along Oahu’s Leeward Coast worry that their community
Hawaii economy remains resilient despite inflation
Hawaii’s economy should maintain mild growth this year, according to a new state forecast that notes recent spikes in inflation
Hawaii joins national network of gun crime evidence
Hawaii joined the rest of the nation recently by joining a computer network run by the U.S. Department of Justice
Hawaii AG’s corruption probe prompts state director to quit
A former state lawmaker abruptly retired as director of the Department of Human Services on Tuesday after being questioned by
Philippines plays increasingly central role in U.S. Pacific policy
Troops from Hawaii-based military units have been in the Philippines for a marathon series of training exercises since April as
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
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