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$5 million in funding headed to Hawai‘i for forest enhancement

Federal funds will support tree planting and forest management on private lands.

Weekly DUI stats: 17 arrested on Big Island roads

So far this year, there have been 813 DUI arrests compared with 845 during the same period last year. This is a decrease of 3.8%.

Top 20 things to do on Big Island for Nov. 9-15: Veterans Day at Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park, Honoka‘a Renaissance Faire, Japanese liqueur tasting and much more

There’s once again no lack of events, live music and other activities that will keep you occupied.

Nine Honolulu men cited for illegally fishing in marine life conservation district

Just before 9 p.m., Nov. 4, the DOCARE officers noticed dive lights in the Pūpūkea Marine Life Conservation District, on O‘ahu’s north shore.

Hawai‘i police seek 16-year-old runaway

Alfred Andon was last seen in the Kealakekua area on Sept. 22.

Hōkūleʻa makes final stops on California leg of Moananuiākea Voyage

After San Diego, the canoe will be shipped back to Hawaiʻi where the Polynesian Voyaging Society will focus on training, education and planning until the Moananuiākea Voyage’s circumnavigation of the Pacific continues at a time that is yet to be determined.

Several Big Island rain gauges break records for lowest October rainfall as drought worsens

Even the normally wet windward slopes of the Big Island were especially dry last month, with most sites posting totals at less than 20% of average.

Nov. 13-20: Drop-off sites to open for Operation Christmas Child

Operation Christmas Child has been collecting and delivering shoebox gifts – filled with school supplies, hygiene items and fun toys – to children worldwide since 1993.

Connect Kākou will bring high-speed internet to underserved communities

Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke has launched a federally funded broadband infrastructure and digital literacy initiative.

Behold! Second annual Honoka‘a Renaissance Faire is this weekend

Whether you’re royalty or not, there will be a fun time had by all as the entire community is transformed into a Renaissance realm.

Hawai’i police holding annual Honour Project in Kona on Thursday

The HONOUR project was created to provide the Big Island’s homeless population with the opportunity to serve their community through community service-based projects while working together with other community volunteers and leaders.

150 Narcan kits given to Hawai‘i County to aid in fight against fentanyl

These Narcan kits will be distributed to various county facilities across Hawaiʻi Island.

UPDATE: Hawaiʻi County emergency proclamation expires after red flag warning ends

While the specific mandated rules attached to the emergency proclamation will no longer be mandatory, the County urges the public to remain steadfast, exercise caution and stay vigilant to ensure everyone’s safety.

Check-out hunger with Hawai‘i Foodbank this holiday season

This year’s program will take place Nov. 3 through Jan. 15 in supermarkets on O‘ahu, Kaua‘i and Maui and Dec. 1 through 31 on Hawai‘i Island. 

Public hearing scheduled for proposed changes to motorcycle, moped rules

The public hearing will be held at the Department of Transportation Highway Safety Section office at 98-339 Ponohana Place, ʻAiea 96701.

Gov. Green extends emergency proclamation on wildfires

The renewed emergency proclamation will be in effect through Jan. 5 unless terminated or superseded by separate proclamation, whichever shall occur first.

Three female runaways located in East Hawai‘i

All three were found in good health.

Police request public’s assistance identifying theft suspect

The suspect is described as a male with a medium build and complexion, 40 to 50 years old, with short black and gray colored hair. He was last seen wearing a light green long sleeve shirt and blue jean pants.

Severe drought heightens need to use drinking water wisely

Due to the drought forecast, the Department of Water Supply will closely monitor its 23 public water systems to continue fulfilling its mission to provide customers with an adequate and continuous supply of safe drinking water in a financially responsible manner. 

Kona man dies following possible drowning at Pebble Beach

The victim had gone scuba diving with friends when they lost track of his whereabouts.
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