Hawai'i State News

House speaker says this year was incredibly productive for the chamber, which made significant progress on its priorities including tax relief for asset limited, income constrained, employed families.

This year’s theme is “Who Protects Hawaiʻi? We All Do,” underscoring the collaborative approach necessary to address and effectively manage the risks invasive species pose.

The gift comes as the center moves to its next phase as an advanced research and patient care facility.

The University of California, Berkeley recently returned 335 Native Hawaiian items, including 34 sacred items, to the islands.

Windward Planning Commission Chairman Dennis Lin cited several serious reservations about the bill.

Since midnight of April 27, over 1,600 earthquake events have been recorded on Kīlauea on the Big Island.

The newly formed committee will tackle climate disasters and provide a roadmap to mitigate the financial impact of climate change.

“This initiative is about protecting Kona’s world-renowned coffee and ensuring that local farmers receive the prices they deserve for their products, and that dollars stay in Hawaiʻi’s economy,” said Big Island state Rep. Nicole Lowen

The Waimea Community Association’s May 2 meeting from will focus on emergency response communications and collaboration.

Firearm registration activity increased dramatically over the course of the 24 years for which these data have been systematically compiled and reported.

The recalled product may have been distributed at at six stores on the Big Island.

“We are truly grateful for Google’s transformative investment in our state’s digital infrastructure,” said Lt. Gov. Luke.

“We need to ensure that the Hawaiian Islands stay top-of-mind among travelers amidst the competitive global market, especially as we head into the summer and fall.”

H.B. 2619, which appropriates almost $20 million, awaits a final vote by the Senate and House of Representatives.

More than 90% of visitors from all markets rated Hawai‘i as “excellent” or “above average” when it comes to being a safe and secure destination.

The all-hazard Outdoor Siren Warning System for Public Safety is one part of the Hawai‘i Statewide Alert and Warning System used to notify the public during emergencies.

The Philharmonic will perform works by Henry Mancini, Frank Sinatra, Morton Gould, Duke Ellington, George Gershwin and more.

A vehicle crash near the Ane Keohokalole Highway Intersection requires a detour of traffic.

In addition to live music, attendees will enjoy local food from several of Hawai‘i’s culinary standouts, and more.

It is not possible at this time to know if this increase in activity will lead to an eruption in the near future or simply remain confined below ground.