Authorities searching for missing Kapa‘a man
Hawai‘i County releases final draft of its 2045 General Plan
Survivors experience first anniversary of tragic Maui wildfires
Limits on ohana unit size discussed by council
A newly amended Hawai‘i County Council bill would limit the square footage of future ohana housing units.
A year later, no cause or origin available for Lahaina fire
Maui Strong on Kaua‘i
Former hotel in Kihei welcoming fire survivors
Maui wildfire evacuees have begun moving into a former hotel in Kihei that the state has been fixing up since it bought the 175-room property in March from a religious institute.
Emergency declared over Hawaii condo association insurance rates
HONOLULU — Gov. Josh Green used emergency power Wednesday to help a pair of state government insurance carriers sell policies to Hawaii condominium projects in an effort to relieve many condo owners from skyrocketing industry rates.
Biological aging rates higher in Native Hawaiians, UH study finds
HONOLULU — Is the rate at which one ages biologically affected by ethnicity and environmental factors?
Suspect sought for alleged credit card fraud at Walmart
Green orders flags to fly at half-staff in honor of wildfire victims
Domestic passenger count heats up in July at Lihu‘e Airport
Internal network upgrades made by Kaua‘i Police Department
Summit discusses fentanyl crisis, impact on youths
Transitional housing for fire survivors is proliferating a year after disaster hit in Lahaina
Miske witness will be moved after third assault
HONOLULU — A man who once worked for convicted crime boss Michael J. Miske Jr. is being moved to another facility after gangs assaulted him three times in the past four months, allegedly for testifying against his former employer, according to federal court documents.
Latin American countries took RIMPAC lead
HONOLULU — At the recently completed Exercise Rim of the Pacific in Hawai‘i, the world’s largest recurring naval exercise, Latin American sailors and marines played a prominent role in the training.