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Judge Puts Time Limit on TMT Cross-Examinations
Hearing Officer Riki May Amano ruled that the time for cross-examination of each witness be limited to 30 minutes.
Daylight Mind Celebrates Kona Coffee Festival
Daylight Mind Coffee Company will offer several special coffee-related events at its Kailua-Kona location during the 2016 Kona Coffee Cultural Festival.
Pedestrian-Vehicle Crash Takes Life of 10-Year-Old Girl
A-10-year old Hōnaunau girl died as the result of a vehicle-pedestrian crash Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 2, in South Kona near the 106-mile marker of Route 11.
Residential Tire Collection in Effect
the County of Hawai‘i is encouraging community members to participate in a tire clean-up project.
High Surf Advisory Posted for North Shores
A bigger swell is forecast to build Wednesday into Thursday with another pulse expected Friday and into the weekend.
Sunshine & Trade Winds Expected Today
Stable weather with locally breezy winds are expected into this weekend with only slight changes in wind speed and moisture levels. Clouds and showers…
Election 2016: Hawai‘i County Ballot Guide
On Tuesday, the polls open at 7 a.m. for the 2016 General Election and close at 6 p.m.
Roberto Segobia Earns Officer of Month Honor
Officer Roberto Segobia was honored for what Sgt. Chris Correia described as his “constant vigilance and continuous dedication to duty.”
UH Researchers Work to Combat Rapid Ōhiʻa Death
University of Hawai‘i research is producing more evidence that links the tiny ambrosia beetle to rapid ʻōhiʻa death.
S. Segment of Kona’s Māmalahoa Bypass to Open
The long-awaited 2.2-mile, $27.9 million southern segment of the Māmalahoa Highway Bypass will open to the public on Friday, Nov. 4.
Five HPD Officers Earn Promotions
Hawaiʻi Police Department Chief Harry S. Kubojiri has announced upcoming promotions of five employees to the rank of sergeant or detective.
Swell Builds Today, Bigger Swell on its Heels
The first pulse is filling in through Wednesday. A bigger swell is forecast to build Wednesday…
Hawai‘i Volcanoes Park to Charge for Camping
Starting today, Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park will charge for overnight camping as part of a plan to meet national standards for parks with similar amenities.
UPDATE: State VS Kenoi: The Verdict Is In
The State of Hawai‘i vs. William P. Kenoi wrapped with closing arguments on Oct. 31, turning the case over to the jury to deliberate and come to a verdict.
Pedestrian-Vehicle Crash Victim Identified
Police ask anyone who witnessed the crash on Oct. 3 near the 500 block of Kīlauea Avenue to contact Officer Keith Nacis at 961-8119…
New Swells Building This Week
Multiple pulses of swell energy out of the northwest are expected for this week. Kona side will be heavily…
Two Scent-Tracking Dogs Join HPD
Falcon and Magnum, two scent-tracking Labradors, are joining the Hawai‘i Police Department force to help solve crimes and find missing persons.
Subcontractor for UH Hilo Construction Fined $143,000
Tradewind Plastering and Drywall Inc. has been assessed a total of $143,000: $130,367 for wages owed to construction workers, with $13,037 added for penalties.
Volcano Overflights: Laze & ‘Spectacular’ Ocean Entry
All activity is still confined to the Kalapana (eastern) lava delta.
Drier, More Stable Weather Expected Tonight
Blustery trade winds are expected to continue into tomorrow. A drier and more stable air mass is forecast to settle over the islands Monday / Monday night…
