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HVNP’s Escape Road to Undergo Improvements

The roadway runs from Highway 11 to Nahuku, also known as Thurston Lava Tube, in the park.

‘Gratitude for the Garden’ at Lili’uokalani Volunteer Day

“Gratitude for the Garden” brings attention to East Hawai’i public gardens, such as Hawai’i Tropical Botanical Gardens and the Panaewa Rainforest Zoo, in addition to Lili`uokalani Gardens.

Police Release May 6 Warrants

The list informs both the public and the individuals sought that a warrant is in effect for their arrest.

Keauhou Bay Offshore Moorings Project a ‘No-Go’

Ultimately, DLNR came to the conclusion that adding more moorings would not be in the greater interest of the community.

UPDATE: Puna Man Arrested on Suspicion of Three Leilani Estate Murders

The Hawai’i Police Department responded to a disturbance call in the Leilani Estate Subdivision in Puna at around 1:30 a.m. Friday.

Senate Closes Up 2016 Regular Session

The 2016 regular session of the Hawai’i State Senate adjourned on Thursday.

Ige Signs Public Schools Heat Abatement Bill

The law allows for emergency appropriation of $100 million to fund equipment and installation costs for air conditioning, heat abatement measures and related energy efficiency measures at public schools state-wide.

Mamalahoa Highway Roadway Improvement Project Completed

Reconstruction, subgrade, and resurfacing of the roadway were included in the project, along with water lateral adjustments and other related improvements.

HPD: Vehicles Towed for Certain Driving Offenses

Under Hawai’i County Ordinance No. 11-102, which is also known as “Aliyah’s Law,” vehicles can be towed if a motorist is found driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, without a valid driver’s license, or with fraudulent license plates or registration emblems.

May HVNP Flight Operations Schedule

Helicopter operations for various activities within Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park have been scheduled.

UH-Hilo Professor Seeks Cancer Insight

The research seeks to understand the mechanism of cell division that will provide clues for cancer treatment.

Hawai’i Receives $3 Million In New Funding For Affordable Housing

The development and preservation of affordable rental housing in Hawai’i was supported through the funding.

Proclamations Honor DPS Staff Memebers

Three proclamation ceremonies were read at the state capitol.

Attorneys and Judges Assistance Program Board Seeks Applicants

The positions are divided as one member of the Judiciary and two attorneys.

UPDATE: All Lanes of Kanoelehua Avenue Open to Traffic

A vehicle accident along Kanoelehua Avenue in Hilo has caused a two-lane closure. The closure is between Lanikaula Street and Leilani Street.

McKee Scholarship Foundation Honors 2016 Recipients

Five Ka’u students were recently awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Harry McKee Scholarship Foundation.

Construction to Close Portion of Mohouli Street in Hilo

Traffic will flow only in the makai direction on Mohouli Street between Popolo Street and Kinoole Street from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Gemini, UH-Hilo Talk on Gravitation Waves with Dr. Reitz

Dr. David Reitz will be featured at a public talk on May 10 at 7 p.m., hosted by Gemini Observatory and the University of Hawai’i at Hilo, on the recent detection of gravitation waves.

Kapua Lands Acquisition Passed by Legislators

SR46 was one of the final pieces of legislation Senator Gil Kahele pushed for prior to his passing earlier this year.

Governor Rates Legislative Session ‘B’

The session earned a B grade, according to the governor who made mention of issues that still need to be looked at and bills that need to undergo careful consideration.
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