North Hawaii News
DBEDT Report Analyzes Hawai’i’s Non-English Speaking Population
Using information from the United Census Bureau during a four year period spanning from 2010 to 2014, the “Non-English Speak Population in Hawai’i” report took a look at residents over the age of five who speak a language other than English.
Authorities Seek Public Assistance in Locating Stolen Generator
The public’s help is being sought in providing information about the theft of a generator in January.
Ige Builds Team to Focus on Hawai’i’s Public Education Future
The governor’s team will work to develop a blueprint for Hawai‘i’s public schools that is consistent with ESSA and will maximize opportunities and possibilities for Hawai‘i to transform education.
Dengue Count Holds at 263 for Just Over Three Weeks
On Wednesday, the Hawai’i Department of Health issued an update to its Risk Areas for Potential Infection map, noting that no changes were made since the prior week.
UH Study: Hot or Cold Treatment for Jellyfish Stings?
Across the globe, jellyfish stings are a growing public health concern and cause more deaths on an annual basis than shark attacks.
No Tsunami Threat Following 6.6M Vanuatu Earthquake
According to PTWC, the earthquake occurred Tuesday at 11:50 a.m. Hawai’i time.
Police Seek Man in Connection to Stolen Vehicle
Jantzen-James K. Mata is described as 5-foot-7 and 152 pounds. He has brown eyes and black hair.
Solemsaas Selected as Hawai’i Community College Chancellor Recommendation
In late March, the University of Hawai’i system announced four candidate hopefuls, but ultimately narrowed the selection to one in Rachel Solemsaas.
Puna Man Charged Following Volcano Break-In
Two felonies have been charged to a Puna man who was connected to a Volcano break-in on Sunday.
Schatz Commends Senate Judiciary Committee Approval of U.S. District Court Seat
Senator Schatz and Senator Mazie Hirono selected Connors among other names for recommendation to the White
House last June.
New Medical Marijuana Applicant Requirements Push Back Licensee Annoucement
Last week, license applicants were requested to provide consents and fingerprints as part of the application process.
Hawai’i Electric Light: 13,000 Lose Power, Cause Under Investigation
The power interruption mainly affected West Hawai’i customers, but was felt as far East as Pahala.
Missing Olympic Signed Boxing Gloves Recovered
Police say the gloves were found at a home in Orchidland Estates and that a burglary investigation continues.
Reser’s Recalls 19 Refrigerated Salad Items
The company, which operates out of Beaverton, Ore., says it was notified of the potential risk by one of its onion suppliers.
DOH Map on Dengue Lists Kalaoa, Hookena Areas at ‘Some Risk’
Wednesday marks three weeks since the last confirmed dengue fever case was reported by the Hawai’i Department of Health.
Arson Investigations Initiated Over More Suspicious West Hawai’i Fires
On Sunday between 9:45 a.m. and 4:26 p.m., four fires were ignited between the 8-mile marker and the 26-mile marker off Highway 190, stretching the island from Kailua-Kona to Waimea.
HYSD and HAA Youth Resources Map Lists Local Activities
The map is accessible on any computer, smart phone, or tablet through the Hawai’i Youth Services Directory and Hawai’i After School Alliance websites.
Police Seek Witnesses to Hilo Vehicle Collision
Early Tuesday morning, a 2004 Peterbilt rubbish truck that was traveling south on Kilauea Avenue collided with a 2001 Lincoln four-door sedan that was traveling west on Kawailani Street.
Nagata Appointed to Third Circuit District Court Judge Position
The Chief Justice appoints District Court judges from a list of no less than six nominees submitted by the Judicial Selection Commission.
Select Post Offices to Offer Midnight Final Collection on Tax Day
Blue collection boxes or in-wall mail slots that are labeled with bright orange signs that read “Tax Mail Drop – Final Pick-Up Midnight” will be postmarked April 18.
