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Kona Man Charged With Assaulting Police Officers

Police said the 20-year-old Kailua-Kona resident first threatened a man with a knife before attacking officers attempting to make an arrest.

Police Identify Opihi Picker, Cause of Death

James McGivern Jr. of Paauilo died of drowning while picking the mollusk delicacies near Honoka`a.

Council Honors Man Who Saved Victim of Shark Attack

County lawmakers praised Dallas O’Shaughnessy for bravery for saving Jimmy “Ulu Boy” Napeahi following the attack last month at Pohoiki in lower Puna.

Life in North Kona Ahupua`a Subject of Lectures

Ku`ulei Keakealani, curator for the Kaupulehu Interpretive Center at Kalaemano, will talk about growing up among Hawaiian communities in Pu`u Anahulu.

One Charged Again in Home Invasion, Another Sought

Both Mark McCurley and Kawika Kahee were arrested last month and charged in connection with the July 24 case but were then released pending grand jury actions.

Hawaii Volcanoes Notifies Public of Aircraft Operations

The activities this week and in October are being carried out to maintain various operations, conduct training and to perform other park management functions.

Tsunami Drill Thursday for Hilo Elementary School

Students at Chiefess Kapiolani Elementary School will travel en masse from Kilauea Avenue up to Kinoole Street and then to Wailoa Street Thursday morning.

Burglary Occurs in Mountain View With Occupants Asleep

Residents of the home on North Kulani Road were awakened by the sounds of three intruders in their house.

Kamehameha Avenue To Get New Paint Job

Kamehameha Avenue in downtown Hilo is about to get a facelift courtesy of Benjamin Moore Paints.

Kapa`au Woman Missing, May Have Gone to Waimanu Valley

Claudette Morell told her mother she was going camping in Waimanu Valley, and her mom later received a text from an unknown person saying that her stay would be extended.

UPDATE: Committee Defers Action on New Pahoa Shopping Center

The project includes improvements to the Pahoa Village Road fronting the property including a signal light.

‘Albizia Bill’ Up For Final Vote Wednesday

Bill 64 would expand existing county code to allow the mayor to determine whether landowners should be forced to remove “unsafe flora” from their property.

Warm, Dry Weather Persisting in East Hawaii

Due in part to a lack of rain, the maximum daily temperatures at Hilo’s airport so far this month are running more than 3% warmer than normal.

Mokulele to Begin Flights from Waimea Airport

The service will be the first from the South Kohala airport since Pacific Wings pulled out in June.

Kamakoa Nui Skatepark to Open in Waikoloa Village

The grand opening for the facility built in the county park at the Kamakoa Nui workforce housing project is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 29.

Man Accused of Entering Vehicle With Stolen Fob

Travis Sanders is accused of stealing a woman’s car keys and fob and using them to break into her vehicle and steal more items.

Apparent Drowning Reported Near Honoka`a

The crew of a fire department helicopter found the man floating face down at an area known as Kawela’s.

No More Extensions for Naniloa, Land Board Says

The Board of Land and Natural Resources declined to extend deadlines for an overdue lease payment or for reinstating a performance bond.

Park Seeking Greater Protection for Water Resources

Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Park is asking the state water commission to designate the area’s aquifer a “water management area.”

Talk to Focus on Effects of Climate Change on Peace

A UH law professor will discuss the potential for conflicts resulting from climate-caused population migration.
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