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The Board of Land and Natural Resources (BLNR) heard testimony Friday on issuing a right-of-entry permit to Ka âOhana O Kalaupapa, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the settlementâs history.
Hurricane Lala's crop damage is creating a ripple effect for Hawaii restaurants facing shortages, canceled events, and lost revenue.
Hawaii lost over a million visitor days during its busiest month as tourists cut their vacations from nine days to seven.
When floodwaters from Hurricane Lala inundated the Norbertes' PÄhala home nearly two weeks ago, 81-year-old Leo Norberte broke through a window to escape while his wife was carried to safety by firefighters.
The new Pahinui Pavilion, named after the late musician Gabby âPopsâ Pahinui, reopened Friday for community use.
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The NÄâÄlehu and PÄhala public libraries on Hawaii Island have fully reopened to the public following closures caused by Hurricane Lala.
Authorities say pallets of concrete blocks, columns, and walls were demolished at Maui High School.
Richard Kaauwai and Johnathan Koko-Kong pleaded not guilty to murder, robbery and assault charges following the fatal beating of Alfred Kailihiwa in Kahului.
The Clear the Shelters event runs through Monday, Aug. 31, offering free adoption for all available pets.
To check the validity of any fire related solicitation, call HFD at (808) 723-7151.
Many residents of the Waiakea Villas are kupuna and veterans, who require extra care.
The pardon does not automatically allow Sae Joon Park to return to the U.S., but he can now begin the legal process of overturning his removal order.
The Kauai County Council honored the life of Pakele, the last known wild akikiki, with special proclamation during their Aug. 26 meeting.
A policy that added restrictions to gatherings on UH campuses was withdrawn Wednesday after critics said it limited First Amendment rights.
The federal support, provided through FEMAâs Hazard Mitigation Grants Program and the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program, will back a $25 million investment initiative.
Officials said the move will begin Sept. 21, with the move expected to be completed by Oct. 1.
Tropical Storm Lowell has formed well southeast of the state, and is currently forecast by NHC to eventually move W to WNW.
Volunteers, known as âGreyshirts,â are helping the rural Hawaiian Ocean View community cut down and remove storm debris.
The Hawaii Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Daniel Granillo, convicted of rape and kidnapping on Maui 36 years ago, after finding that hair and fiber evidence used against him was false.
Hawaiian Electric said Thursday it completed repairs to a transmission structure damage caused by the tropical cyclone.
The state announced the closure Thursday for asphalt curing and the installation of speed bumps along the roadway.
At the end of the lease, county-managed park services will cease, and park facilities and improvements will revert to the landowner.
HawaiÊ»i County Mayor Kimo Alameda said the number of graves impacted by Hurricane Lala at the NÄÊ»Älehu Cemetery has risen to about 125.
Some families and onlookers gathered at the Lanai Lookout and used their own telescopes to watch the event.
Hawaii Island farmers, ranchers struggle to recover after Hurricane Lala destroys crops, water lines
Hawaii Island farmers and ranchers are dealing with major water system damage after Hurricane Lala destroyed lines, bridges and farmland.
