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Emme Tomimbang, trailblazer in Hawai‘i radio and television dies at 73

A University of Hawaiʻi alumna, Tomimbang, passed away at Queen’s Medical Center during emergency aortic surgery, according to the University of Hawai‘i John A. Burns School of Medicine.

Big Island youth in foster care revel in Teen Day activities

More than 20 teenagers ranging from 12 to 17 years old had the chance last month to rub shoulders with judges, attorneys, social workers and others while learning about their rights and the services available to them.

Legislature Passes Measure to Support Pilot Program for Women’s Court

The Hawaiʻi State Judiciary applauded the Hawaii State Legislature for its support of a three-year pilot program to create a Women’s Court.

Senate Committee Asks Chief Justice to be Tougher on Quarantine Violators

The Hawai‘i State Senate Special Committee on COVID-19 doesn’t think the mandatory travel quarantine is being appropriately implemented.

Hilo Attorneys Recognized for Volunteer Service

Forty-three Hilo attorney were recognized for providing free legal information to more than 700 Hawai‘i Island residents

Ashida, Yoshimoto Among Candidates for District Court Judgeship

The county’s corporation counsel and the chairman of the Hawaii County Council are among six nominees from the Judicial Selection Commission.

Chief Justice Seeking $90M for New Kona Courthouse

He is also supporting a budget allocation that would bolster court security by adding seven more deputy sheriffs on the Big Island.

State Judiciary Seeking Input Via Online Survey

The agency that runs the state’s courts is looking to create a strategic plan to guide it through 2020.

New Kona Courthouse Project Moving Ahead

Hawaii’s chief justice will soon select a new site for a badly needed new judiciary complex in Kona.