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Hawai‘i’s only commercial dairy farm faces potential lawsuit for alleged milk, manure discharge into Big Island’s waterways

The letter accuses the dairy company of unlawful dumping at the farm, which is polluting streams, groundwater and ocean waters in violation of the Clean Water Act and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.

Surf school owners relieved by judge’s ruling to temporarily halt lottery-chosen permits at Kahalu‘u Bay

The motion for the temporary restraining order and injunction was filed on behalf of three surf schools. A new hearing is scheduled for Jan. 12 where Kim will rule on the request for a temporary injunction.

Maui wildfires update: 3 more victims identified; 95% of the Lāhainā disaster area has been searched

The death toll in the deadliest U.S. wildfire in the past century remains at 115; a total of 38 victims have been identified so far.

ACLU sues Honolulu city, county for homeless sweeps; Hawaiʻi County’s mayor said its ‘park enforcement operations’ are different

Mayor Mitch Roth and Hawaiʻi County staff have reviewed what the ACLU of Hawai‘i is claiming in its lawsuit against the City and County of Honolulu regarding enforcement actions agains the homeless — and he said on Tuesday that what is happening on Hawai‘i Island regarding park enforcement operations is different.

State prevails in $1 million dispute over installation of fire alarm systems at 8 public schools

Judge Kevin T. Morikone on June 14 granted a summary judgment in favor of the state on several grounds in a lawsuit filed in 2022 by ʻOhana Control Systems Inc. that asserted 25 separate claims, including that the Education Department breached eight contracts to install fire alarm systems at schools on Oʻahu and Maui.

Full protection for FDA-approved abortion drug access remains intact in several states including Hawai‘i

On Thursday, Judge Thomas O. Rice of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington issued an order reiterating that his injunction protecting access to mifepristone in Hawaiʻi and 17 other states remains in full force and effect notwithstanding recent orders by courts in Texas.

Boy Scouts of America ask court to dismiss wrongful death lawsuit of 11-year-old on Big Island

In its response to a wrongful death lawsuit, the Boy Scouts of America admits only that 11-year-old Manny Carvalho died Aug. 28, 2022, “due to a gunshot while attending a Boy Scout Troop 19 Family Fun Day at Camp Honokāia.”

Tour company sues mayor, Hawai‘i County over Waipi‘o Valley Road access

The lawsuit says Waipiʻo Valley Shuttle had operated almost uninterrupted since the late 1960s until the County’s “illegal actions” closed the access road.

Sustainable luxury offered at new resort along Hanalei Bay on Kauaʻi

The former St. Regis Princeville Resort has reopened as 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay, the latest in a global chain of luxury wellness retreats.

Parents of Hilo boy killed by assault rifle sue Boy Scouts of America

The family of an 11-year-old Hilo boy accidentally shot and killed at a Boy Scouts of America event in 2022 is now suing the national organization and a local affiliate.

S. Kohala cattle ranchers and farmers sue Parker Ranch over Mana Road Fire

Fourteen cattle ranchers and farmers from South Kohala are suing Parker Ranch over last year’s massive brush fire that destroyed their pasture lands.

It’s the right to access public lands vs. ‘We can hear Waipiʻo Breathe’

The closure and reopening of Waipiʻo Valley Road has led to a conflict between valley residents who want the area to remain mostly closed for the sake of the land and culture and those who believe it is their right to have access to the public lands and ocean.

Roth, County Sued Over Waipi‘o Valley Road Closure

A community organization filed a lawsuit against the county, Mayor Mitch Roth and Public Works Director Ikaika Rodenhurst, claiming that the emergency Waipi‘o Valley Road closure is unlawful to all but a select few people.

DAY 7: State Says Weather Could Pose Threat on Mauna Kea

The greatest present concern, according to Chief Redulla, centered around a small chance that lightning and thunderstorms may materialize on Mauna Kea…

Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s Declaration of Emergency

Hawai‘i Attorney General Clare E. Connor, joined a lawsuit led by California Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed in the U.S. District Court.

Hawai‘i AG Opposes ACICS Accreditation

Acting Hawai‘i AGl Russell Suzuki joined a coalition of states in opposing an application by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools.

Hawaii Joins Lawsuit Against Inflated Drug Prices

Attorney General Doug Chin yesterday filed a federal lawsuit with 19 other states against generic drug makers.

BIDR Takes Humane Society to Court

The complaint alleges that the defendants interfered with BIDR’s operations, invaded privacy, and attempted to derail the group’s public perception.

State Continues to Pursue Fraud, Misconduct Lawsuit

The lawsuit stems from a failed project that involved upgrading the computer accounting systems in the Hawai’i Department of Transportation Highways Division.

Hawai’i Participates in Multi-State MoneyGram Settlement

The settlement stems from a multistate investigation in which complaints came from consumers who used MoneyGram’s wire transfer service to send money to third parties involved in schemes to defraud consumers.
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