North Hawai‘i News
Arbor Day Update: Abercrombie Releases Watershed Funding
In recognition of Arbor Day in Hawaii, the governor releases $2.5 million for watershed protection projects on three islands.
Big Island Police Release Nov. 1 List of Warrants
The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of some of the individuals wanted on outstanding warrants.
UPDATE: 13 of 71 Sirens Failed Today’s Test
As a result of some sirens failing to work during Saturday’s tsunami warning, today’s test will involve close monitoring of all 71 sites on the island.
Pahoa Man Sought on Five $5,000 Warrants
Police said they also want to talk to Justin Gryde about a burglary.
Sierra Club Targets Legislators on PLDC Repeal
The club is encouraging the public to lobby their legislators and has launched a website stating the positions they have taken on the controversial agency.
Island’s ‘Most Wanted’ Includes Scammer of Elderly
A scammer of elderly women, a man wanted on $200,000 in warrants and a third man accused of assaulting a police officer are among the isle’s “Most Wanted.”
HELCO Proposal Under Fire at PUC Hearing
Testimony at a PUC meeting was strongly against a HELCO request to charge its customers a surcharge for locally produced biodiesel.
Lack of Data Affected Tsunami Warning Status
Questions about the quake’s magnitude and the location of sensors hampered scientists’ ability to predict the severity of Saturday’s tsunami.
Manners Sought On Three Arrest Warrants
Police said he is wanted for failing to appear in court to face eight criminal offenses, and also for violating terms of release on assault charges.
Halloween: Police Urging Safety While Having Fun
The department is offering holiday advice for motorists and parents alike.
Beach Parks Reopened; No Tsunami Damage Reported
County Civil Defense officials are still advising beach-goers and others at the shoreline to use caution.
UPDATE: Tsunami Advisory Cancelled
Officials warn that sea level changes and strong currents could still present a threat for several hours.
UPDATE: Tsunami Waves Smaller Than Expected
Officials said a wave to hit Hilo at 10:34 p.m. measured just over eight inches.
Lapakahi State Historical Park Closed for Weekend
The park featuring remains of an ancient Hawaiian coastal village is being reserved for a group promoting ancient cultural healing methods.
Police Release Oct. 26 List of Outstanding Warrants
The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of some of the individuals wanted on outstanding warrants.
State Trying To Identify Missing Tax Documents
A bag being transported to Oahu by a courier service that has come up missing contained tax documents mailed or delivered by the public early this month.
State Ramping Up Efforts To Eradicate Axis Deer
The state Board of Land and Natural Resource is being asked to declare the animals an agriculture pest and to relax hunting rules.
Walk-In Voting For General Election Now Available
The voting is occurring Monday through Saturday at three Big Island locations.
Rallies, Bus Tours Gearing Up For General Election
The Democratic Party and others have a variety of activities planned leading up to the Nov. 6 general election.
Scientists Study Lava Link Between Kilauea, Mauna Loa
Geologists say the key appears to be the properties of a semi-molten magma source 50 miles below the Big Island volcanoes.
