North Hawai‘i News
Parker Students Among Finalists in Congressional Art Competition
Five Parker School students are the only Big Island students among 23 finalists in the Hawai’i 2nd Congressional District’s Kaha Ki’i Art Competition.
CWRM Requests Public Input on Water Resource Protection Plan
The Commission on Water Resource Management is interested in public input as it updates the statewide Water Resource Protection Plan.
Red Cross Hawai’i Chapter Fundraising Auction
The Hawai’i Chapter of the American Red Cross is holding an online auction to raise funds.
NASA Public Talk at Kahilu Theatre
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden will discuss America’s space program at a free public talk at the Kahilu Theatre on March 13.
Gabbard Receives NACo County Alumni Award
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard was honored Tuesday by The National Association of Counties.
Security Breach Impacts HMSA Members
HMSA and Anthem members are being advised of a security breach that may have compromised their personal information.
HPD Weekly DUI Statistical Breakdown
All DUI related statistics continue to remain down so far in 2015, with the exception of traffic fatalities.
Health Department Announces “Hawai’i Smiles” Dental Program
The Department of Health has launched a new dental surveillance program called Hawai’i Smiles.
Hawai’i DOH Receives Funding for MIECHV Program
The Hawai’i Department of Health will receive over $9.4 million from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Police Release Feb. 20 Arrest Warrants
The list informs both the public and the individuals sought that a warrant is in effect for their arrest.
HDOE Receives Testing Waiver for Immersion Program
The Hawai’i Department of Education was awarded a one-year waiver from the United States Department of Education for immersion program students to forgo the Smarter Balanced Assessment.
Police Urge Caution at Roadside Memorials
The Hawai’i Police Department has urged the public to be cautious while viewing roadside memorials.
BOE Names New State Librarian
The Board of Education announced Stacey Aldrich as the new State Librarian Wednesday.
HPD Weekly DUI Statistical Breakdown
The majority of DUI statistics remain down from last year while traffic fatalities have increased by 33.3 percent.
Significant Progress Made in Power Restoration
About 1,300 customers had power restored, mainly in the Puna district, between Sunday night and Morning.
UPDATE: Thousands Still Without Power After Windy Weekend
Some Puna residents could face extended power outages after this weekend’s windy weather toppled trees and power lines.
Road Conditions Improve as Wind Lightens
All major roadways around the island are open following a wind storm that knocked down trees and power lines. Pohoiki Road in Puna, however, remains closed.
Hawai’i Electric Light Responding to Wind Related Power Outages
Downed power poles and lines have been reported due to high winds. The Puna area has received the most impact from the wind damage.
Multiple Road Closures Caused by Heavy Winds
High winds, gusting up to 55 miles per hour in some areas of the island, are causing downed trees and power lines. Several roads have been closed due to the windy conditions.
Hawai’i Public Housing Authority to Receive Over $9 Million
The Hawai’i Public Housing Authority will receive over $9 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
