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Youth Participate in HI-PAL Summer School Program
The Hawaiʻi Police Activities League (HI-PAL) was able to move forward with its summer school program despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bill Permitting Sale of Edibles Passed by Legislature
The Hawai‘i State Legislature on Friday passed a bill that allows cannabinoid-infused edible products to be dispensed by the state’s eight medical cannabis licensees.
Hawai‘i County Coronavirus Relief Fund RFP Announced
Hawai‘i County will receive $80 million CARES Act funding.
17 Cases of Coronavirus Linked to Two O‘ahu Gyms
The Hawai‘i Department of Health on Friday said it has linked 17 cases of COVID-19 to two O‘ahu commercial gym facilities.
Water Quality Advisory Canceled for Honokohau Harbor
The water quality advisory for the southside of Honokohau Harbor has been canceled.
National Park Expands Public Access
Pu‘uhonua o Hōnaunau National Historic Park is increasing public access in accordance with CDC guidelines.
DOH Reports 28 New COVID-19 Cases Friday
The Hawai‘i Department of Health on Friday reported 28 new cases of COVID-19 statewide, bringing the statewide total to 1,158.
Wanted Puna Man Found in Fern Forrest
A wanted Puna man was located this morning running from a residence in Fern Forrest, authorities confirm.
Driver’s Ed to Resume on Aug. 1, 2020
In-person driver’s education courses have gotten the green light to start instruction again.
HPD Outstanding Warrants: July 10, 2020
As of Friday, July 10, 2020, the following individuals are wanted by the Hawai‘i Police Department.
Volcano Watch: A Legendary Part of the Wailuku River is Again Revealed
“Signs of the battle between Maui and Kuna are found higher on the Wailuku River.”
High Bacteria Levels Detected at Honokohau Harbor
High bacteria levels have been reported on the southside of Honokohau Harbor in North Kona.
Young Bros. Requests Rate Increase
YB attributed expected losses to “the decline in the intrastate cargo volumes” and “higher operating expenses due primarily to the increase in labor and labor-related costs.”
DOH Reports 36 New COVID-19 Cases Statewide
The Hawai‘i Department of Health reports 36 new COVID-19 cases statewide bringing the cumulative total to 1,130.
Above Average Rainfall Recorded on Kona Slopes in June
The Kona slopes received above-average rainfall in June while most leeward areas in the state saw drier conditions resulting in drought.
DOH Will Temporarily Close Restaurants, Bars Not Complying With Social Distancing
Restaurants, and especially bars, have been shown to have a higher transmission of the coronavirus in respiratory droplets because of overcrowding.
