East Hawai‘i News
2003-2007 Honda Accords Subject of Recall Notices
The power steering hose on those models can deteriorate and leak, causing loss of steering assistance and a possible fire.
Ka`u Woman Wanted For Violating Court Order
Police said Sharon Hui may be in the Kona or Ocean View areas.
37 Drunken Drivers Arrested Last Week
The arrests were the most for impaired driving since mid-August.
Hawaii Volcanoes Designated TsunamiReady, StormReady
The Big Island park received the designations under programs established by the National Weather Service.
Controversial Agency To Consider Rule Changes Oct. 11
The Public Land Development Corp. will take up the amendments and adoption of a strategic plan at its next meeting in Honolulu.
Kawauchi, Five Others Attend Election Workshop
The county clerk was among six Big Island election workers to attend the training session Thursday on Maui.
Groundbreaking Wednesday For New Ka`u Gym and Shelter
The ceremony will be held at 9 a.m. at the Ka`u High and Pahala Elementary School campus.
Plant Sale Opens Tonight at Edith Kanakaole Stadium
The annual event held by the Big Island Association of Nurserymen includes a clinic and educational booths.
Big Island Police Release Sept. 28 Warrant List
The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of persons wanted on outstanding warrants.
Hilo Man Dies Days After Trying to Save Son
Chris Broussard died four days after he jumped into the ocean to try to save his son from drowning.
Land Board to Take Up Ka`u Forest Reserve Plan
The reserve’s management plan calls for fencing of 12,000 acres and removal of ungulates to protect the native ecosystem.
UHH Alumna Wins Fulbright Teaching Grant
The prestigious award will allow Shannon Costa, a 2012 graduate, to teach English in Malaysia.
Imiloa Wayfinding and Navigation Festival Set For Saturday
The annual festival celebrates the ancient Polynesian tradition of ocean navigation.
Water Shut-Off Wednesday To Affect Waianuenue Area
The service disruption will affect not only Waianuenue Avenue but a variety of streets near it.
Fire Destroys Hawaiian Acres Home Wednesday Night
A Hawaii Fire Department investigator was on the scene trying to determine the cause of the blaze.
Pahoa Library to Close Friday For Termite Tenting
State library officials say they are not yet sure when the facility will reopen.
No Tsunami Threat From Aleutians Earthquake
The tremor that struck at 1:40 p.m. Hawaii time did not generate a Pacific-wide tsunami.
Public Warned of Scam Involving Fake Microsoft Caller
The scam involves someone trying to get access to confidential information on the victim’s computer.
Police Seeking Andrade in Domestic Violence Case
Ronsten Keone Andrade III, also known as Ronsten Andrade Tripp, was last seen Monday in Puna.
Another Arrest Made in Connection to Burglary Ring
A 24-year-old Kailua-Kona man is the latest to be arrested in the investigation.
