Paycheck delays prompt audit of DOE procedures
HONOLLULU — Following a grievance by the Hawaii State Teachers Association, the state Department of Education will conduct an audit and compensate over 500 teachers for financial losses due to delayed paychecks.
Powerhouse Road fire chars 20 acres in Wainiha
Kauai Community College gets $4.3 million federal grant to build transfer center
Lihue man arrested for alleged credit card fraud
Tight labor force to weigh on isle economy
Club 100 Memorial Service announced
Firefighters battle blaze at Powerhouse Road in Wainiha
Report backs empty-homes tax on Oahu
First responders and residents honored for heroics
Stretch of Kalalau Trail to reopen
Alaska sews up $1.9B Hawaiian merger
HONOLULU — The deal has closed.
Golden parachutes deployed for top Hawaiian Airlines execs
HONOLULU — A few top Hawaiian Airlines executives are out of a job now that Alaska Airlines has acquired Hawaii’s largest air carrier, but they are being well compensated with “golden parachute” benefits totaling close to $25 million.
‘Security incident’ shuts Hilo-based medical imaging company
HILO, Hawaii — Hilo-based Hawaii Radiologic Associates has canceled all patient appointments for medical imaging services since late August due to what it called “a security incident that affected some of our systems.”
Daughter of Ewa Beach cyclists advocates for safer roadways
Chelsea Meyer still remembers the chilling call from Honolulu in March informing her of the collision that killed her mother in Ewa Beach.
Shooter who ended Waianae rampage won’t be charged
The 42-year-old man who shot and killed the neighbor who rammed his house and shot and killed three women at the home on Waianae Valley Road will not be charged in the incident.
Raising awareness about emergency preparedness
Nonprofits come together for a week of giving on the North Shore
Kilauea erupts at Napau Crater with lava fountains as high as 30 feet
Locked-out nurses take staffing concerns to Capitol
HONOLULU — A large crowd of locked-out union nurses from Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children showed up at the state Capitol on Tuesday morning to demonstrate their plight, and asking to see Gov. Josh Green.
UH Manoa setting enrollment records
The University of Hawaii’s flagship Manoa campus eliminated application fees and increased scholarships for local high school students, helping to drive a new record for freshmen enrollment this fall — and sending overall enrollment to its highest level in 12 years.