News
Navy Part of Search for Missing Big Island Hiker
The United States Navy aided in the search for missing Big Island hiker Daylenn “Moke” Pua Wednesday. HFD has suspended its search, but volunteers continue.
Governor Ige Nominates Hidano as Deputy Director of Accounting and General Services
Hidano’s appointment is subject to Senate confirmation.
Free Concert Event Honoring Kamehameha III at Keauhou Bay
Tributary event to include live music, lecture, and honorary ceremony at Kauikeaouli’s birthplace.
Officer Hopson Named ‘Officer of the Month’
Officer Marlin Hopson has been named “Officer of the Month” by the Kona Crime Prevention Committee.
Flags to Fly at Half-Staff in Honor of Late Rep. Carroll
Flags will fly at half-staff on Friday and on March 15 from sunrise to sunset in honor of late Representative Diana “Mele” Carroll.
HPD to Hold Puna Community Meeting
The Hawai’i Police Department will hold a community meeting for the Puna District on March 17 at Cooper Center in Volcano.
June 27 Lava Flow Update – 3/5/15
Hawai’i County Civil Defense reported little activity at the flow front, but breakouts and activity continued upslope.
Criminal Property Damage Charge Included in Church Arson
Richard Paul Read, 52, was charged with first-degree property damage in addition to first-degree arson charges on Wednesday.
Resurfacing Project on Keauhou Harbor Road
The Department of Public Works will resurface a portion of Keauhou Harbor Road beginning March 5.
Captain Cook Man Charged in Church Arson
Suspect charged in suspicious fire at Seventh Day Adventist Church in Captain Cook on Feb. 26.
FEMA Amends Lava Assistance for County, State
The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Wednesday that it has amended the Public Assistance Program to add additional support.
Hakalau Forest Refuge Offering Guided Tour on Earth Day
Guided tour through forest refuge on Apr. 18 explores pristine habitats and rare native birds.
Ige Announces New Administration Appointments
Governor David Ige has named his latest administrative appointments.
Rainbow Falls Construction Will Impact Parking
Parking at Rainbow Falls in Hilo will be impacted by a six-month accessibility improvement project.
Hawai’i Red Cross Seeks Kona-Area Disaster Vounteers
The Hawai’i Chapter of the American Red Cross is seeking disaster service volunteers in the Kona area.
Health Dept. Adds SCID to Newborn Screening
The Hawai’i State Department of Health has announced that Severe Combined Immunodeficiency will be added to its Newborn Metabolic Screening Program.
June 27 Lava Flow Update – 3/4/15
Hawai’i County Civil Defense was unable to conduct its daily overflight assessment of the June 27 lava flow due to bad weather.
HPD Weekly DUI Statistical Breakdown
DUI arrests and major accidents have decreased in 2015, while major accidents have shown an increase.
Overnight Water Shut-Off Along Kalanianaole Avenue
The Department of Water Supply has announced a temporary water shut-off along Kalanianaole Street in South Hilo will take place, beginning Wednesday evening.
Wlosinski Honored by DLNR for Albizia Efforts
Big Island man Rich Wlosinski was among those honored at a Department of Land and Natural Resources Capitol Ceremony for efforts against invasive species.
