West Hawai‘i News

Kailua-Kona Brushfire Contained, Hualalai Road Reopened

Police were asking motorists to use caution while firefighters continue mop-up operations.

Gale Retiring After 32 Years with National Park Service

The park’s chief of interpretation has served at a host of NPS facilities around the country.

Four UHH Students Recipients of Alumni Scholarships

Three from East Hawaii high schools are among those receiving the awards.

Big Island Police Release Oct. 4 Warrant List

The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of persons wanted on outstanding warrants.

Council Urges Legislature to Repeal Controversial Law

The County Council unanimously passed a resolution asking state lawmakers to abolish the Public Land Development Corporation.

Groundbreaking Held For DHHL Subdivision in Waimea

The housing project will provide 83 lots on 35 acres for DHHL homesteaders.

UPDATE: Missing Hilo Man Located

John Stephens Jr. may need medication and may be on Oahu, police said.

Group Opposed to Plans For Lower Hamakua Ditch

Third Thursday Thrive does not want the state to replace the historic irrigation ditch with pipe and fill.

Hilo Astronomer Recipient of MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grant

Olivier Guyon, who has been working at the Subaru Telescope for the past decade, specializes in the search for Earth-like planets.

State Takes Over Election Operations From County

The state Office of Elections has rescinded Hawaii County’s authority to conduct elections, and will run the Nov. 6 general election itself.

2003-2007 Honda Accords Subject of Recall Notices

The power steering hose on those models can deteriorate and leak, causing loss of steering assistance and a possible fire.

Ka`u Woman Wanted For Violating Court Order

Police said Sharon Hui may be in the Kona or Ocean View areas.

37 Drunken Drivers Arrested Last Week

The arrests were the most for impaired driving since mid-August.

Hawaii Volcanoes Designated TsunamiReady, StormReady

The Big Island park received the designations under programs established by the National Weather Service.

Controversial Agency To Consider Rule Changes Oct. 11

The Public Land Development Corp. will take up the amendments and adoption of a strategic plan at its next meeting in Honolulu.

Kawauchi, Five Others Attend Election Workshop

The county clerk was among six Big Island election workers to attend the training session Thursday on Maui.

Kaiminani Drive Roadwork To Begin Next Week

About a mile of the busy mauka-makai roadway in Kona will be improved.

Big Island Police Release Sept. 28 Warrant List

The Hawaii Police Department has released its weekly list of persons wanted on outstanding warrants.

Kailua-Kona County Pool Will Be Closed Monday, Tuesday

The pool is expected to reopen Wednesday following an inspection.

No Tsunami Threat From Aleutians Earthquake

The tremor that struck at 1:40 p.m. Hawaii time did not generate a Pacific-wide tsunami.
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