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VNP Kahuku Unit Adjusts Hours Starting in 2020

Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park’s Kahuku Unit will be closed on Wednesdays starting New Year’s Day, but will open an hour earlier four days a week.

Public Invited to ‘Coffee with a Cop’ in South Kohala

The Hawaiʻi Police Department’s South Kohala Community Policing Section is inviting the public to join them for “Coffee with a Cop” on Wednesday.

Gas Prices Fall Nationwide

Honolulu gas prices have fallen 0.3 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.53/g today, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 214 stations.

Keaʻau Man Charged With Drug, Property Crimes

A Keaʻau man was arrested and charged with drug and property crime offenses stemming from an incident that occurred in Hilo last week.

Man Charged in Connection to Puna Murder Investigation

A Puna man has been officially charged in connection to the death of a 75-year-old Mountain View man.

Nēnē Downlisted From Endangered

Hawai‘i’s state bird, the nēnē, was down listed from endangered to threatened under the Endangered Species Act.

Hawai‘i County Presents ‘Magic of the Season’ Open House

In the spirit of the season, Hawai‘i County will be hosting a Holiday Open House throughout the week.

Keiki Go Holiday Shopping for Shop with a Cop

Fifty-three at-risk teens and youth were taken shopping for the annual shop with a cop event at Target in Hilo over the weekend.

Recycle Hawai’i Resource Force Cape Design Contest

Eco-hero capes will be on display through December at Hilo’s ReStore.

Art Contest Winners Capture ‘Puna Strong’

High school students from across Puna channeled their experiences during and after last year’s Kīlauea eruption to find inspiration.

250K in One-Year Grants Available Via OHA

The program offers one-year grant awards for projects that benefit the Native Hawaiian community and align with the agency’s broad strategic priority areas.

Reduced Cost Adoptions at Humane Society

All pets available during the event will be microchipped and spayed or neutered.

Home Catches Fire in Paradise Park

Upon arrival, firefighters found flames self-ventilating from windows on three sides of the home.

West Hawai‘i Transfer Station Closure

Alternate options for household waste and green waste are available to the public.

High Surf Warning Results in Beach Closures

Beach-goers, swimmers and surfers should heed all advice given by ocean safety officials and exercise caution if you enter the water.

Helmet that Calls 911 on Impact Wins UH Innovation Challenge

A UH computer science student claimed the top prize for his helmet design called ConTekt. 

HPD Arrests Murder Suspect in Pāhoa

Lee, 55, had been wanted for questioning in the murder investigation of 75-year-old Shingo Honda of Mountain View.

Survivor of Pearl Harbor Shooting Releases Statement

Nakamine was one of three civilians shot Wednesday by a Navy sailor assigned to guard the USS Columbia.

High Surf Prompts Beach Closures

The Civil Defense said additional closures may occur at any time.

Paddler with Damaged Canoe Rescued from Hilo Bay

A Hilo Hawaiian Hotel guest spotted the man waving his arms and paddle in distress near the tip of the breakwall.
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