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Police Release Dec. 28 List of Arrest Warrants
The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of some of the individuals wanted on outstanding warrants.
Ahualoa Water Service Outage Set For Jan. 3
Water will be shut off that morning to allow for a waterline connection.
Researchers Ramp up Production of Moth to Combat Fireweed
The first release of the biocontrol insects is slated for early 2013.
Hawaii Police Dept. Announce ‘Officers of the Month’
Policemen honored for chasing down a suspect on foot, DUI arrests.
Tsutsui Named New Lt. Governor of Hawai‘i
The announcement came during a press conference this afternoon in which Gov. Abercrombie confirmed the role of Tsutsui as second-in-command of Hawai‘i.
Police Searching for Missing Pahoa Woman
Authorities are requesting the public’s help in finding 31-year-old Kimberly Horoschak.
State Issues Temporary Ban on Kayaks, Surfboards at Kealakekua Bay
Moratorium starts Jan. 2, also affects body-boards and other flotation devices.
Anonymous Donor Gives $9.2 Million to University of Hawaii
Funds will benefit a variety of programs and support full-tuition scholarships.
Big Island Memorial Service to be Held for Inouye
Service is open to the public, memorial books will be available for signing.
Lt. Gov. Schatz Appointed to Fill Inouye’s US Senate Vacancy
Lieutenant Governor Brian Schatz was selected today to fill the US Senate Vacancy created by the recent passing of US Senator Daniel Inouye.
Police Seek Help Identifying Credit Card Fraud Suspect
Suspect sought for theft of more than $1,700 in Hilo, Waimea and Pāhoa.
Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz Confirms Interest in Senate Vacancy
Lieutenant Governor Brian Schatz today confirmed his interest in the Senate vacancy created by the passing of US Senator Daniel Inouye.
Public Works Projects Involve Reed’s Island Bridge, Kilauea Avenue
Parking will be prohibited on Kilauea Avenue on Jan. 2-3 between Ponahawai and Pauahi streets to allow for repaving work.
Lawmakers Bid Farewell to Inouye at Capitol; Memorial Fund Established
Inouye is only the third member of the Senate to lie in state at the Capitol since 1969.
Fourth Suspect Charged in November Robbery in Kona
Kekoa Duguran was being held in lieu of $76,000 bail.
Brush Fire in Ka`u Blackens 15 Acres
The fire of undetermined origin occurred in pasture land near the 63-mile marker of Highway 11.
UPDATE: Hele-On Bus, SUV Collision: Driver Dies of Injuries
Police identify driver, note alcohol usage may have played a role in the accident.
