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Hawaiian Airlines Hiring Japanese Speakers for Flight Attendant Positions
Hawaiian Airlines is hiring Japanese speakers to join its flight attendant team and advance the company’s ongoing growth in Asia and beyond.
GasBuddy: ‘Gas Prices Will Not Skyrocket Due to Oil Tanker Attacks’
Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis at Gasbuddy, said on June 13, 2019, that the attacks on US oil tankers will not affect gas prices or availability.
Hawai‘i County Civil Defense to Hold Disaster Preparedness Fair, June 22
The Hawai‘i County Civil Defense Agency will hold a Disaster Preparedness Fair in West Hawai‘i on Saturday, June 22.
DLNR Underscores Dangers of Closed Trails in Light of White Road, Sacred Falls Incidents
On Hawai‘i Island, DOCARE officers contacted hikers trying to access what is known as the White Road Trail. It is closed for safety reasons… but has been advertised widely on social media.
County Abandoned Vehicle Auction Set for June 21–23
The County of Hawai‘i Department of Environmental Management’s Abandoned Vehicle Section will hold an auction in June in Kailua-Kona.
VIDEO: Baby Snake Hitchhikes to Maui in Backpack
A small juvenile snake was captured after it was seen slithering out of a newly arrived visitor’s backpack Monday night at a Maui vacation rental in Pukalani.
HPD Charges Kidnapping & Assault Suspects
A 33-year-old woman was treated at Hilo Medical Center for multiple injuries after she had been kidnapped and held at a Hawaiian Paradise Park house.
VIDEO: Makaliʻi Sets Sail for Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiʻi Island’s famed “Makaliʻi” has arrived in Honolulu from Kawaihae, completing its first leg to the kūpuna islands of Nīhoa and Mokumanamana.
Airbnbs Reaping Big Profits on Big Island—For Now
Hawai‘i’s Airbnb rental owners will soon begin sharing their profits with the state due to a pending bill.
5 Waimea Middle School 8th Graders Earn College Pathway Scholarships
Five Waimea Middle School were awarded $1,000 College Pathway Scholarships to encourage them to complete high school and pursue college and career goals.
STUDY: Pohoiki Should Be Replaced with New Boat Ramp at Mālama Flats
The engineering study found that no matter where the state builds a ramp along the lower Puna Coast, it will be challenging.
Suspect Charged After Mt. View Shooting Incident
Michael T. Soares was charged for First Degree Criminal Property Damage, First Degree Criminal Trespass, and Second Degree Reckless Endangering.
Hawai‘i Adult Corrections Officer Recruitment Open
The Hawai‘i Department of Public Safety is currently looking for people on all islands interested in becoming a adult corrections officers (ACOs).
Hawaiian Paradise Park Residential Structure Destroyed in Fire
The Hawai‘i Fire Department arrived at the scene of an early-morning residential structure at 15-1811 27th Avenue in Hawaiian Paradise Park on Monday, June 10.
PHOTO: Fugitive Surrenders After HPD Fires Shot Through Windshield
A 30-year-old fugitive has been apprehended during an incident in Mountain View involving a Puna district patrol officer firing his weapon this morning.
Steam Vents Parking Lot Closed June 10 for LFA Treatment
The Steam Vents parking lot in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park will be closed June 10 from 8 a.m. to noon.
UPDATE: Missing Woman Found in Good Health in Ka‘ū
Bernadeth Christianson, 56, was last seen at 1 p.m. on June 7 in Hawaiian Ocean View Estates wearing blue denim overalls, a white shirt and sandals.
Woman Rescued After Accidentally Going Over Rainbow Falls
The Hawai‘i Fire Department received a report at 1:47 p.m. on June 7, 2019, about a woman at Rainbow Falls, sitting on the northern bank of the pond, out of the water.
Solutions in the Works for Hawai‘i’s Doctor Shortage
The John A. Burns School of Medicine, the state’s only medical school, proposes solutions to the doctor shortage crisis.
PHOTOS: Highway 132 Roadwork Begins
Construction will start on Monday, June 10, to restore an approximate 3.2-mile stretch of lava-covered Highway 132, according to Hawai‘i County Mayor Harry Kim.
