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Sign-wavings, vigils scheduled throughout Big Island for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The hope of the events is to show domestic violence survivors they are not alone and that resources are available when they’re ready to leave volatile living situations.
Hawai‘i County still dealing with aftermath of Hone with prolonged power outages
With approximately 1,900 Hawaiian Electric customers experiencing prolonged power outages following Hurricane Hone, Hawai‘i County has opened two shelters.
Hawai‘i County moves former canal residents to new short-term shelter
The Ponahawai site has since been restored to its original condition and is once again serving as an extension of the Wailoa Soccer Fields.
House Speaker Saiki comes into 2024 legislative session with commitment to center Hawai‘i
The Maui wildfires were top of mind for Speaker Scott Saiki and how those issues affect communities statewide.
Homeless, vulnerable keiki get ready for new school year on Big Island — with help
When public schools open on the Big Island on Monday, many keiki who are homeless, or living in shelters and other needy situations are receiving help from nonprofits and the Department of Education for school clothing, supplies and transportation.
