North Hawaii News
Missing 85-Year-Old Woman Located
Luciana Flores returned to her home Monday morning. She was unharmed.
Siren, Emergency Alert System to Sound Test
Each month, the Hawai’i Emergency Management Agency conducts siren testing in coordination with the live audio broadcast segment of the Emergency Alert System.
Scheduled Lane Closures Feb. 1-5
Various portions of roadway will be temporarily closed throughout the week as road construction continues.
Na’i Aupuni ‘Aha Begins Monday
The presentations will not be open to the public or media, but it will be streamed online via Olelo Community Media.
Water Resource Management Commission Seeks to Fill Seat
Under the State Commission on Water Resource Management, exclusive jurisdiction and final authority over matters relating to the implementation and administration of the State Water Code is conducted.
Weekend Road Work
Two East Hawai’i lane closures will continue through the weekend as night and weekend work continues.
No Tsunami Threat Following 7.0M Russia Earthquake
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says there is no tsunami threat to Hawai’i following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake that occurred north of Yelizovo, Russia.
Identities of Stolen Credit Card Users Sought
Credit cards stolen on Tuesday and Wednesday were later used at various Kona locations, including some with surveillance cameras.
Police Release Jan. 29 Warrants
The list informs both the public and the individuals sought that a warrant is in effect for their arrest.
Hawai’i Tops Charts for ‘Well-Being’
Hawai’i was ranked the highest in nation for overall well-being.
Gabbard Urges Ige to Declare State of Emergency on Dengue
Under a state of emergency, State funds and assistance would be made available to the island
Dengue: One Additional Case Confirmed, Two Infectious
One new case of dengue fever was confirmed on the Big Island Friday, bringing the total confirmed case count to 242.
DLNR: Ohia Wilt Spread Larger than Originally Thought
Rapid ohia death, or ohia wilt, a fungal infestation that attacks ohia trees, may be spreading more rapidly that initially thought.
KMA Weekend Bird Hunting
On Jan. 30 and Jan. 31, Army officials will open the Keamuku Maneuver Area for shotgun hunting of birds from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Medical Marijuana Bills Introduced as Application Process Closes
The application period for prospective applicants interested in obtaining a permit to operate a medical marijuana dispensary closes on Friday.
Lau Steps Down from Managing Director Post, Announces Mayoral Run
Hawai’i County Managing Director Wally Lau announced his resignation on Thursday, the same day he announced his run for Hawai’i County Mayor.
Honoka’a Man Wanted on Warrant
Eighteen-year-old Christian H. Olivera is being sought by the Hawai’i Police Department on a bench warrant for contempt of court.
Community Remembers Onizuka on Challenger Anniversary
Onizuka was the first astronaut from Hawai’i, as well as the first Asian American and first of Japanese ancestry, to reach space.
Senate to Include Schatz’s Energy Research Funding Amendment
An amendment to the Energy Policy Modernization Act was approved by the United States Senate in a 55-37 vote.
Dengue: No New Cases, Three Infectious
The Hawai’i Department of Health lists three of the 241 total confirmed cases as “potentially infectious.”
