News
Mainland Clocks ‘Spring Forward’ on Sunday
Daylight Savings Time goes into effect at 2 a.m. Sunday, local times, meaning clocks there will move one hour ahead.
Police Release March 8 List of Arrest Warrants
The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of some of the individuals wanted on outstanding warrants.
Women’s Support Group Facilitator Workshop March 14-15
Neighborhood Place of Puna is sponsoring a two-day workshop next week for facilitators of women’s groups.
Legislature Considering Allowing Election-Day Registration
Current state law requires that voters register at least 30 days prior to the election.
Ceremony Wednesday Recognizes 80th Police Recruit Class
The 20 recruits have completed six months of training and will spend four more months in the company of veteran officers before going on solo duty.
Request Renewed for Help Finding Missing Puna Man
Police said Robert Allen Park was last seen Oct. 22 at a Mountain View home.
UPDATE: Water Service Restored Along Haihai Street
The pipe failure means homes along Haihai from Kaiao Street to Akea Street and their side streets will be without water service for much of the day.
Police Charge Six People Following Drug Raid in Kona
The raid in Kailua-Kona was prompted by complaints from the community, police said.
Loophole on Gun Owner Background Checks Under Scrutiny
State lawmakers are considering a bill that would extend the background checks to those bringing in a firearm from out of state.
Kanehailua Promoted, Named in Charge of West Hawaii Operations
Maj. Mitchell Kanehailua previously served as head of criminal investigations, vice and juvenile aid in East Hawaii.
Young Named Executive Director of Isle’s Food Bank
The former administrator of the state Office of Community Services returns to the Big Island with experience in state and federal programs.
Family Says Recent Arrival in Hawaii Missing
Family members say they have not been in touch with the woman since shortly after she moved to Hamakua in December.
Police Renew Request for Help Finding Papa`aloa Woman
Kelie Ann Feliciano Sensano was last seen in Papa`aloa on Feb. 23.
Big Isle Home Prices Up, Condo Prices Down
Both the number of home sales and median home prices increased for the second straight month this year compared to last year.
Amended Marijuana Decriminalization Bill Moves to House
The bill now provides for a fine of up to $1,000 which represents an attempt to make it palatable to members of the House.
Repaving Set for Mo`oheau Bus Terminal Parking Lot
Access to the terminal will be limited and Hele-On bus boarding will be relocated for next week’s project.
Bill Would Tighten Requirements for Cash Transactions
The state law the legislation would change does not apply to those holding garage sales or making a casual sale, such as selling a car.
Hawaii Observes National Invasive Species Awareness Week
Awards have been given and projects are on tap for the event recognizing the ongoing negative impact of invasive species.
Fire Hydrant Test on Alii Drive Next Thursday
Residents in the affected area are advised to store drinking water and avoid washing clothes until the water supply returns to normal.
