Kauai Tightens Restrictions To Slow Spike In COVID-19 Cases
Health authorities say the island has moved from largely isolated clusters to “sustained community transmission.”
Former Marshall Islands President Joins EWC Board
Hilda Heine is a current Member of Parliament in the RMI.
Civil Beat/HNN Poll: Voters Split Over Recreational Marijuana
The Hawaii Legislature chose not to advance a bill this year to make pot legal, even as more states progress in the opposite direction.
A Maui Farmer’s Dream: Where Food, Not Fences, Separates The Homes
Facing a shortage of affordable agricultural land, a Maui farmer is forging unique partnerships with high-end homeowners to grow food in their yards.
Civil Beat/HNN Poll: Majority Of Oahu Voters Oppose Rail Project
But 44% say it should go all the way to Ala Moana Center instead of shortening the 20-mile route.
Guilty Plea: Former Maui Cop Offered To Sabotage Case In Exchange For Sexual Relationship
The former officer could go to prison for offering to perjure himself in exchange for sex, the DOJ said.
Big Island Planning Commissioner Gets Three Months To Improve Behavior
The Hawaii County mayor had asked the County Council to remove Leeward Planning Commissioner Mark Van Pernis, saying he was too combative and rude.
Hawaii To Launch School-Based COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
The clinics, which are seen as a key step toward fully reopening campuses, will begin Thursday at Waipahu High School.
Hirono Dishes On Rail, Anti-Asian Hate And Vaccine-Hesitant Trumpers
Hawaii U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono says Honolulu shouldn’t expect more money from the federal government to bail out its $12 billion transportation project.
Civil Beat/HNN Poll: Hawaii Voters Really, Really Like Lt. Gov. Josh Green
But Gov. David Ige gets low marks as does Speaker Scott Saiki, the Legislature and former Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell.