News
DOH Monitoring 26 for Possible Coronavirus in Hawai‘i
A press briefing is scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday to provide more details of the situation to the public.
Police Seek Info on Anonymous Vandal
Police seek assistance identifying a suspect responsible for property damage.
HPD Identifies Kohala Crash Victim
The motorcycle was in a passing zone and sideswiped a southbound gray 2016 Chevrolet Silverado pickup.
Fast-Acting Firefighters Douse Hilo Blaze
Bystanders were observed attempting to douse the flames with garden hoses.
State Libraries Announce Holiday Closure
Although public library branches will be closed, HSPLS offers online resources 24/7.
HPD Search for Unidentified Robbery Suspect
Police caution anyone from approaching the suspect and instead advise them to call the police.
High Surf Warning Issued for Big Island
Anyone entering the water could face significant injury or death.
Flood Advisory for Kohala District
Rainfall and runoff will also cause hazardous driving conditions due to ponding, reduced visibility and poor braking action.
Winter Weather, Rough Seas to Accompany Windy Big Island Eve
Temperatures are again expected to dip into the 60s in typically warmer areas like Kailua-Kona for the third consecutive night.
Local Actor Brings History to Life at Kona Historical Society
Go back in time 80 years this February with Kona Historical Society.
Utah Couple Defrauds Big Island Company, IRS
Both husband and wife received sentences that include federal prison time.
High Wind Possible Across Much of Big Island
Due to the potential impacts of high wind, Civil Defense is asking the public to tie down loose objects or move them indoors before sundown.
AARP Offers Livable Communities Grants
Since 2017, AARP has awarded 376 grants through the AARP Community Challenge to nonprofit organizations and government entities.
Students Feel Safe on UH Campuses, Survey Shows
Students on University of Hawai‘i campuses continue to feel safe on campus and at off-campus university events, according to a 2019 survey released this week.
Over 1,200 Lose Power in Kona Due to Downed Utility Pole
Approximately 1,275 Hawaiian Electric customers are without power due to a downed utility pole on Palani Road.
Helicopter Operations to Partially Close National Historical Park
Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park will be partially closed later this month for the removal of non-native vegetation.
More CIP Funds Released for Big Island Projects
An additional $10 million in Capital Improvement Project funds was released to the Big Island by Gov. David Ige for two earmarked projects.
DHHL to Address Piles of Abandoned Vehicles in Puna
A dumping ground of cars on Hawaiian Homestead lands in Puna has left residents frustrated and feeling unsafe.
Big Island Lane Closures: Feb. 8-14
Hawaii Department of Transportation announced lane closures for the week of Feb. 8-14.
