Corrections Commission Is Poised to Hire Staff After Two Years Of Delay
The position of coordinator to help investigate prison and jail conditions could be posted as early as next week.
Testimony: New Maui Police Chief Should Come From Outside The Department
The Maui Police Commission plans to publicly interview the five finalists on Friday and take a vote on Tuesday.
West Oahu Residents Are Wary Of Possible Marine Corps Expansion
West Oahu residents and lawmakers have expressed concern about the military’s approach to outreach and facilities planning in their communities.
PODCAST: What To Feed Animals During A Pandemic? Pigs And Chickens Are Pickier Than You Think
A group of farmers, entrepreneurs and researchers came together during the pandemic to find a solution to reduce the price of imported feed and, hopefully, make Hawaii’s meat and poultry industries more resilient.
State Spending Less On Public Infrastructure Than In Recent Years
The latest round of state spending for capital improvement projects is about half what it’s been the last few years.
New University of Hawaii Astronomy Director Seeks Balance On Mauna Kea
Doug Simons is taking over the Institute for Astronomy at a critical time for the agency and for astronomy in the state.
Here’s How Maui Police Chief Candidates Answered Exam Questions
Interviews for the chief position are set to begin Friday.
Coffee, Macadamia Protections Sought By Hawaii’s DC Reps
The federal legislation would enable research funding to be used to address current and emerging threats to the crops.
Feds Ban Swimming With Hawaii’s Spinner Dolphins
Hawaiian spinner dolphins are nocturnal. A new ban on getting close to the animals aims to protect them from harassment and disturbance.
Hirono Lobbies For Missile Defense Radar During Hearing On Afghanistan
The Hawaii Democrat said the Biden administration’s budget doesn’t reflect its promises to shift focus to the Pacific after ending America’s longest war.