East Hawai‘i News
Wind Causes Power Outages Across Big Isle
More than 9,000 homes and businesses lost power on Saturday.
UPDATE: Police Release Results of Autopsy of Stabbing Victim
Police were called to the victim’s Kaumana Drive home at 5:19 this morning.
Missing California Man Drowned in Papa`aloa Stream
The body of Yogi Yoswara was found a week ago in a stream not far from a road leading to a cabin where the tourist was staying.
Public Hearings Scheduled on Kulani Prison Reopening
The plan to house 200 inmates currently held on the mainland would provide 96 new jobs on the Big Island.
Search Resumes Today For Missing Kehena Beach Swimmer
A surfer was unable to rescue a man pulled out to sea by high waves and strong currents.
4.4 Magnitude Quake Hits South of Fern Acres
No tsunami threat is expected from the early morning quake.
Kilauea Repaving Work Moves Makai Monday
Motorists using the busy downtown Hilo roadway are advised to expect delays or use alternate routes.
UPDATE: Alleged Shooter Charged With Nine Offenses
Police say Martin’s relatives provided information that led them to his location.
Pahoa Roundabout Meeting Rescheduled For Jan. 16
State officials say the roundabout will improve safety at the intersection of Highway 130 and Pahoa Village Road.
Kilauea Eruption Marks 30th Anniversary
The ongoing eruption has covered 48 square miles and destroyed 214 structures.
Police Release Jan. 3 List of Arrest Warrants
The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of some of the individuals wanted on outstanding warrants.
UPDATE: Suspect Captured in Shooting of Officers
Police say the suspect, Keaka Martin, shot himself in the chest at a Hilo home just as officers arrived.
Public’s Help Sought Finding Missing Hilo Man
The missing man, 48-year-old Brian Paul Andrade, was last seen Tuesday night in Keaukaha.
Laupahoehoe Woman Injured in Fall From Cliff
The woman was transported by helicopter to Hilo Medical Center.
UPDATE: Mo`oheau Park Renovation Celebrated Thursday
The ceremony highlighted renovations to the bus terminal at the busy downtown Hilo park.
School Returns, Motorists Asked to Use Caution
Drivers should be aware of increased traffic, especially around school zones in the morning and afternoon.
Police Warn of Scam Involving Utility Company Bill
The public is being warned about scammers impersonating utility company employees and claiming their service will be shut off.
County Takes Over Issuance of State ID Cards
The function previously handled by the state Attorney General’s office will now be performed at county driver’s licensing offices in Hilo and Kona.
Gov. Abercrombie Orders Flags to Half-Staff in Honor of Rev. Aiona
Former Board of Education member died of heart failure December 20 in Honolulu.
