News Two East Hawai‘i structures destroyed in unrelated fires
Community Department of the attorney general releases annual firearm registration statistics
County Council gives favorable recommendation to resolution aimed at protecting nearly 30 acres in Pu‘uanahulu
The area, known as ‘Anaeho‘omalu Kapalaoa, is listed as priority No. 1 in the 2023 annual report of the Hawai‘i County Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission. May 01, 2024 · 01:00amDepartment of Health issues a recall alert for Gibson Farms bulk organic California shelled walnuts due to potential E. coli contamination
The recalled product may have been distributed at at six stores on the Big Island.News Hawai‘i Island police seek public help finding missing Kona woman
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Two East Hawai‘i structures destroyed in unrelated fires
The first fire occurred in Hawaiian Paradise Park and the second in Hilo.
Department of the attorney general releases annual firearm registration statistics
Firearm registration activity increased dramatically over the course of the 24 years for which these data have been systematically compiled and reported.
Hawai‘i Island police seek public help finding missing Kona woman
The woman was last seen in mid-April at a residence in Kailua-Kona area but wasn’t reported as missing until recently.
Department of Health issues a recall alert for Gibson Farms bulk organic California shelled walnuts due to potential E. coli contamination
The recalled product may have been distributed at at six stores on the Big Island.
County Council gives favorable recommendation to resolution aimed at protecting nearly 30 acres in Pu‘uanahulu
The area, known as ‘Anaeho‘omalu Kapalaoa, is listed as priority No. 1 in the 2023 annual report of the Hawai‘i County Public Access, Open Space and Natural Resources Preservation Commission.
Hawai‘i Fire Department gifted 27-foot rescue boat for westside shores
On April 27, the Daniel R. Sayre Memorial Foundation, dedicated to raising funds for equipment for the fire department, officially gifted and blessed the Radon vessel in Kailua-Kona.
Hawai‘i Tourism Authority launches new campaigns to stimulate meaningful travel demand
“We need to ensure that the Hawaiian Islands stay top-of-mind among travelers amidst the competitive global market, especially as we head into the summer and fall.”
Hawai‘i County accepting proposals to address affordable housing for the middle class
Starting May 1, the Office of Housing and Community Development invites qualified public agencies, nonprofit and for-profit organizations, and community land trusts to submit proposals aimed at creating sustainable, inclusive, and affordable housing solutions for all residents.
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Kamuela Philharmonic closes out 2023-24 season with ‘POPS!’ this Sunday afternoon
The Philharmonic will perform works by Henry Mancini, Frank Sinatra, Morton Gould, Duke Ellington, George Gershwin and more.
Tickets still available for events during annual Big Island Chocolate Festival
The 11th Big Island Chocolate Festival continues this weekend, culminating with the “Mystical Chocolate Masquerade” gala on Saturday at the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa.
Top 10 things to do on Big Island for April 25-May 1, plus 1: Big Island Singers concerts, Hālau O Ka Ua Kani Lehua hula showcase, Honoka’a Spring Carnival, Lei Day Festival and more
The Big Island again abounds with events perfect for keiki to kūpuna, including music, dancing, the chance to adopt a new furry friend and more.
Top 10 things to do on Big Island for April 18-24: Bruddah Kunz Youth Jamm, Springtime Showstoppers, Laupāhoehoe Music Festival and more
Other events during the next week include a journey to the World of Trolls, mocktails and talking story at the Kona library and a festival dedicated to all things cannabis.
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Big Island Now poll No. 54: Which of these bills should the Hawaiʻi Legislature have passed this year but didn’t?
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Ka Laʻi Ola housing project launches with groundbreaking in Lahaina
The state of Hawai‘i and its partners broke ground and held a Hawaiian blessing ceremony Tuesday for a Ka Laʻi Ola, a 450-unit temporary housing project in Lahaina to help displaced wildfire survivors who're ineligible for aid by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Baby monk seal arrives on May Day at Kaimana Beach
Early this morning, Kaiwi (RK96) pupped at Kaimana Beach. This is the third offspring she’s delivered at Kaimana. Her three other pups were born along her namesake—the Kaiwi Coast in East O’ahu.
UVSC’s 2nd Annual Trucker Dukes Memorial Dive Invasive Roundup Tournament returns June 22
Maui-based nonprofit organization, UVSC (Us Vs. Cancer), will hold the 2nd Annual Trucker Dukes Memorial Dive Invasive Roundup Tournament on June 22, 2024 at Rinzai Zen Mission, located on Baldwin Beach in Pāʻia.
Reyn Spooner raises $15K for Maui Strong Fund on Lahaina Sailor Day
Reyn Spooner raised more than $15,000 for the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation’s Maui Strong Fund on Lahaina Sailor Day on April 7, 2024. This recent effort brings the total contributions from the aloha wear company and its dedicated customers to more than $120,000 for disaster relief and recovery following the devastating wildfires in Maui.
Buildings across state shine green for Mental Health Acceptance Month in May
Green is the national color of mental health acceptance, representing hope, strength, support and encouragement for people who live with mental health concerns. To show their support, more than 200 iconic landmarks across the country will be lit in green this May.
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Department of the attorney general releases annual firearm registration statistics
Firearm registration activity increased dramatically over the course of the 24 years for which these data have been systematically compiled and reported.
Wastewater spill reported following failure of Coco Palms sewer pump station
The contaminated spill area was confined within a fenced-off construction yard, adjacent and south of the pump station.
Google invests in improving Hawaiʻi’s internet infrastructure
“We are truly grateful for Google’s transformative investment in our state’s digital infrastructure,” said Lt. Gov. Luke.