East Hawai‘i News
HPD Weekly DUI Statistical Breakdown
Twenty-six motorists were arrested for driving under the influence of an intoxicant on Big Island roadways between Oct. 19 and Oct. 25.
Post-Tropical Cyclone Olaf Expect to Dissipate by Thursday
The National Hurricane Center plans to end advisories regarding Post-Tropical Cyclone Olaf.
DOH Investigates Possible Big Island Dengue Fever Cases
Two potential cases on dengue fever on the Big Island are being investigated by the Department of Health.
Ige Signs Supplemental Homeless Proclamation
Governor David Ige signed a supplemental proclamation on Monday that paves the way for coordinated homeless outreach efforts.
Hawai’i CC “Express Admission Day”
Prospective students interested in attending Hawai’i Community College for the Spring 2016 semester are encouraged to attend one of two “Express Admission Day” events.
Schatz Receives ‘Enough Good People’ Award
United Senator Brian Schatz was recently awarded for his efforts to champion economic development and cultural strength for Native Hawaiians, American Indians, and Alaska Natives.
Man Charged Following Puna Standoff
A 49-year-old Pahoa man is facing charges that stemmed from a Friday incident in the Hawaiian Beaches area of Puna, where officers attempted to serve a protective order.
DFI: Marijuana Dispensaries and Banking
Medical marijuana dispensaries could begin to do business as early as July 2016, but before then, banks and financial institutions should prepare.
Scheduled Lane Closures Oct. 26-30
The State of Hawai’i Department of Transportation and the Hawai’i County Department of Public Works have announced scheduled lane closures for the week.
Olaf Downgraded to Tropical Storm
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center continues to track Tropical Storm Olaf.
UPDATE: HFD, Coast Guard Search for Kona Woman Off Kapoho Bay
Amber Savant reportedly went missing while spear fishing with friends in the Kapoho Bay area Sunday afternoon.
Olaf Brings in High Surf as it Tracks Northeast
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center continues to monitor Hurricane Olaf.
Hurricane Olaf Tracking North Away From State
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center is monitoring Hurricane Olaf.
DLNR Seeks Advisory Council Applicants
The Department of Land and Natural Resources is seeking Advisory Council members for various Big Island councils.
Federal Judge Allows Native Hawaiian Election to Proceed
A federal district court judge ruled Friday against a lawsuit claiming that the state was improperly involved in the upcoming Native Hawaiian election.
Officer Ishikawa Recognized Among State’s ‘Top Cops’
Hawai’i Police Department Officer Lloyd Ishikawa was one of four officers from around the state recognized during an award ceremony on Oahu Thursday.
Additional $6M Approved for Haihai Fire Station
An additional $6 million was approved by the Hawai’i County Council for construction of a new fire station along Haihai Street in Hilo.
Police Release Oct. 23 Arrest Warrants
The list informs both the public and the individuals sought that a warrant is in effect for their arrest.
Olaf Continues North Trek East of the State
The Central Pacific Hurricane Center continues to monitor Hurricane Olaf.
