East Hawai‘i News
Japanese Visitor Dies at Thurston Lava Tube
A 71-year-old man visiting from Japan died of an apparent heart attack Thursday at the Thurston Lava Tube in Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park.
Evacuation Drill Planned for Waiakea Office Plaza
Several County of Hawai’i departments will take part in an evacuation drill at Waiakea Office Plaza Thursday.
Suspect Sought in Hilo Hit-and-Run
The Hawai’i Police Department is investigating an incident that occurred Thursday night in Hilo, where a man was struck by a vehicle that fled the scene.
June 27 Lava Flow Update – 2/6/15
Although the downslope areas of the June 27 lava flow remain stalled, activity continues upslope.
Peer Mediation Possible Through Cooke Grant
The Ku’ikahi Mediation Center received a $5,000 grant from the Cooke Foundation, allowing the organization to launch a school peer mediation program.
Ka’u Copper Thieves Sought by HPD
The Hawai’i Police Department is seeking information and the identity of those involved in a copper theft.
Snowden Conversation Live on Na Leo ‘O Hawai’i
Edward Snowden is scheduled to be live via video conference during ACLU of Hawai’i’s Davis Levin First Amendment Conference.
June 27 Lava Flow Update – 2/5/15
Hawai’i County Civil Defense continues to report no forward advancement in the downslope areas of the June 27 lava flow.
Hawai’i CC Professor Named HBEA Educator of the Year
Anne Chung, associate professor at Hawai’i Community College, has been named Educator of the Year by the Hawai’i Business Education Association.
PITA Tournament to Close Hilo Trap and Skeet Range
The Hilo Trap and Skeet Range will be closed to public shooting Feb. 14-15 to accommodate the Pacific International Association 2015 State Championship.
June 27 Lava Flow Update – 2/4/15
The June 27 remains stalled at all downslope areas of the flow, while activity remains along the north and south margins and within the flow pad.
Numerous Bills Introduced by Sen. Ruderman
Senator Russell Ruderman introduced a number of bills this legislative session, some of which are already been scheduled for hearing.
HPD Weekly DUI Statistical Breakdown
All Hawai’i Police Department DUI related statistics continue to remain down from the same time the year prior.
Police Seek Identity of Puna Property Damage Suspect
The Hawai’i Police Department is seeking the identity of a man involved in a property damage incident in Puna last month.
Over 2,000 Accepted in UH Automatic Admission Program
Over 2,000 students attending University of Hawai’i community colleges have been chosen as eligible for the automatic admission program.
DLNR Issues Citations to Lost Hikers
Two hikers that got lost over the weekend received citations from the Department of Land and Natural Resources for entering a closed area that was deemed dangerous.
New Commercial Greenwaste Fee Effective in March
The County of Hawai’i Department of Environmental Management has announced new tipping fees for commercial greenwaste disposal.
June 27 Lava Flow Update – 2/3/15
All downslope areas of the June 27 lava flow remain stalled. Smoke and vog conditions were reported as moderate to heavy.
Kamehameha Summer Exploration Series
Kamehameha Schools is accepting applications for its Summer Exploration Series of programs.
Hakalau Fire Hydrant Flow Test Friday
A Fire hydrant test in the Hakalau area, scheduled for Friday, may cause discolored and turbid water in the area for several hours.
