How People Across Hawaii Are Creating Spaces To Grow Their Own Food
Locally grown vegetables are expensive, so communities are coming together to grow fresh produce.
Aloha Stadium Plan Will Burden Taxpayers. Is It Worth The Risk?
Officials hope that development surrounding a new facility could make up for the state’s $350 million investment. But national experts warn that similar projects have failed elsewhere.
New SHOPO TV Spots Aim For A Positive Police Image
A series of television ads looks to counter the many controversies clouding policing in the islands.
Navy Dismisses Commander Of Pearl Harbor Destroyer Over Morale Problems
Navy Cmdr. Kathryn Dawley was the first woman to command the ship.
Oahu Residents 50 And Older Invited To Make Vaccine Appointments Monday
Honolulu continues to widen COVID-19 vaccine eligibility.
Kauai Councilwoman In The Hot Seat After Accepting Paid Trip To Russia
Kauai County Councilwoman Felicia Cowden says a Board of Ethics complaint against her is politically motivated.
Hawaii’s Transgender Community Pushes For Better Health Insurance Coverage
Experts say getting access to transition services is important, but there’s the debate over how much insurance companies should cover.
What The Pandemic Taught Hawaii Hospitals About Their Capacity To Handle Calamity
Hospitals made do with existing space and invested in some new equipment, but the pandemic exposed a heavy reliance on out-of-state traveling nurses.
COVID-19 Vaccines Now Available For All Veterans In Hawaii
It will also be available to veterans’ spouses and caregivers.
Court Rules In Favor Of A&B, Land Board In Maui Water Dispute
Sierra Club Hawaii is weighing its legal options in the case regarding East Maui stream diversions.