Hawai'i State News Hawai‘i Island police seeking 17-year-old runaway Jaymelynn Pua-Queja
Community Fire hydrant flow test scheduled at Hilo Medical Center
Attorney general: Phase One report on Maui wildfires to be released next month
The Phase One report analyzes how the fire incident unfolded, based on science, during the first 24 to 72 hours of the fire and its aftermath, and includes a comprehensive timeline of events. March 18, 2024 · 02:00pmBreeani Kobayashi announces candidacy for Big Island mayor
Kobayashi is the manager of the SCP Hilo hotel and owner of the Keaukaha General Store. She also serves holds leadership positions in several community organizations.Hawai'i State News Gov. Green, partners working to enhance travel between Japan, Hawai‘i
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Hawai‘i Island police seeking 17-year-old runaway Jaymelynn Pua-Queja
Jaymelynn Pua-Queja of Nā‘ālehu is believed to be in the Hilo area.
Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park: Temporary closure of Tree Molds to vehicles begins Thursday
The temporary closure of Tree Molds Road and recreational area to vehicles is due to heavy equipment operations. Pedestrians will be allowed access.
Fire hydrant flow test scheduled at Hilo Medical Center
The test will run from 9 to 10 p.m. Impacted customers include those along Waiānuenue Avenue between Pūnāwai Street, Waiau Street, including Rainbow Drive, Pu‘uhina Street, Punahele Street, Waimea Place and any other side roads and lanes.
Breeani Kobayashi announces candidacy for Big Island mayor
Kobayashi is the manager of the SCP Hilo hotel and owner of the Keaukaha General Store. She also serves holds leadership positions in several community organizations.
Community meeting scheduled for Lanikaula Street rehab project in Hilo
The project will include roadway asphalt concrete repaving, shoulder construction, concrete curbs, pavement striping, markings, street signs and the addition of bike lanes on both sides of Lanikaula Street between Manono Street and Kīlauea Avenue.
Retired Big Island dentist explores new passion in culinary arts at Hawai‘i Community College
The former dentist has his sights on becoming a master sommelier following graduation from Hawaiʻi CC in May.
Community petition to revoke permits is denied as Coco Palms rebuild continues
The planning commission’s decision comes amid developer Reef Capital Partner’s announcement that they have reached key milestones in the demolition process, and that construction crews are actively working to complete the once-renowned Coco Palms Resort in 2026.
Hawai‘i Island police confirm elderly woman killed in 3-car crash on Daniel K. Inouye Highway
The woman killed was from Keauhou.
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Top 10 things to do on Big Island for March 14-20: Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, enroll your keiki in a Spring Break program, explore the moon and more
There’s once again something for everybody to enjoy during the next week around the island.
Celebrate the life and legacy of Kamehameha III during the annual Kauikeaouli Festival
The birthday tribute will honor the ali‘i who envisioned Hawai‘i to be a place of education and enlightenment.
Top 10 things to do on Big Island for March 7-13: The Super American Circus returns, Kona brew fest on tap, Love Fest 2024 abounds and more
Big Island Now finds many of the events and activities it features in the weekly top 10 lists on the Big Island Events section of the website. Sign up today and start sharing your events with Big Island Now and they could be featured in one of our upcoming features.
One Hawai‘i Island hālau hula participating in this year’s Merrie Monarch hula competition
Twenty-two hālau hula are participating this year. Hālau Ka Lehua Pua Kamaehu, under the direction of Kumu Hula Kasie Puahala Kaleohano & Brandi Nohelani Barrett, is the only Big Island group participating in this year’s competition.
Hawai‘i Tourism Authority Supports ‘Āina-based Training and Stewardship Program on Hawai‘i Island
Ten Kaʻū community residents were recently celebrated at a hō‘ike in Pāhala for completing “Ka‘ū Hoa Pili ‘Āina,” a four-month, ‘āina-based education training program as part of the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority’s (HTA) destination management efforts and Hawai‘i Island Community-Based Action Stewardship Program. “The Ka‘ū community voiced the need to better manage tourism impacts on the […]
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Maui Surf Forecast for March 19, 2024
Surf along north and west facing shores will slowly decline through Tuesday as the current northwest (310-320 degree) swell fades. A slightly larger...
Coast Guard, partners to conduct search and rescue exercise off Maui, March 20
The exercise will take place March 20, on the water and in the air off Kīhei Boat Ramp with Coast Guard and local agencies working together to test and evaluate interagency communications, response plans and responders' actions during a simulated exercise of a missing mariner.
Governor’s Office releases ‘The Hawaiʻi We Deserve’ policy report
The Office of Gov. Josh Green has released 'The Hawai‘i We Deserve' policy report, which is presented as a comprehensive outline of the Green Administration’s plans to confront key issues facing the state of Hawai‘i.
Gov. Green works with partners to enhance travel between Japan and Hawaiʻi
"By expanding Global Entry, integrating biometric screening, and pursuing pre-clearance status, we are making travel more efficient, convenient and secure for Japanese citizens visiting Hawai‘i," said Gov. Green.
The Queen’s Health System steps in to provide obstetrics and gynecology services on Maui
Recognizing the need to provide much-needed obstetrics and gynecology services on Maui, Queen’s University Medical Group, with the help of its community partners, has established a clinic located in Kahului to help address a shortage of services.
Kauai Now
Attorney general: Phase One report on Maui wildfires to be released next month
The Phase One report analyzes how the fire incident unfolded, based on science, during the first 24 to 72 hours of the fire and its aftermath, and includes a comprehensive timeline of events.
Gov. Green, partners working to enhance travel between Japan, Hawai‘i
Key among Gov. Green's initiatives is the expansion of Global Entry for Japanese citizens. Global Entry, a trusted traveler program administered by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, expedites the customs and immigration process for pre-approved, low-risk travelers upon arrival in the United States.
Kauai Weather Forecast for March 18, 2024
Moderate easterly trades will continue through the first half of the week, with clouds and light showers favoring windward and mauka locations overnight...
Kauai Surf Forecast for March 18, 2024
A few overlapping northwest swells are scheduled to arrive this week. The latest moderate size, long period northwest (310-320 degree) swell peaked surf to...
Enrollment registration for PACT Act scheduled on Kaua‘i for veterans
The two-day event will bring out Veteran Affairs health care professionals to share information and resources with veterans on Kaua‘i regarding the new act, which expands VA health care and benefits for veterans exposed to burn pits, Agent Orange and other toxic substances.