Hawaii to DOJ on election law compliance help: No thanks
Hawaii’s chief election officer has rebuffed an invitation by the U.S. Department of Justice to discuss, or receive assistance with, […]
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State e-bike law enacted to curb injuries, deaths
Electric bicycles in Hawaii are now subject to new safety regulations under a state law enacted Wednesday following a similar
Column: America250: The best times along with some of the worst
I remember July 4, 1976, marking the 200th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, as a full-throated
Concert in the Sky anchors Kauai’s July Fourth mix of celebration and care
Kauai is marking America250 with events that highlight the island’s layered history — from early Native Hawaiian stewardship to Western
Concert in the Sky anchors Kauai’s July Fourth mix of celebration and care
Kauai is marking America250 with events that highlight the island’s layered history — from early Native Hawaiian stewardship to Western
Kailua’s Fourth of July parade a tradition for 77 years
Every year, for more than seven decades, the Kailua Independence Day Parade has taken place like clockwork. Families start setting
Distrust, uncertainty as Navy moves to reopen Red Hill well
As the Navy continues to move forward with plans to reopen its Red Hill well and reconnect it to its
Wildfire risks, limited evacuation options worry Leeward Oahu residents
As the third anniversary of the Maui wildfires approaches, residents and officials along Oahu’s Leeward Coast worry that their community
Hawaii economy remains resilient despite inflation
Hawaii’s economy should maintain mild growth this year, according to a new state forecast that notes recent spikes in inflation
Hawaii joins national network of gun crime evidence
Hawaii joined the rest of the nation recently by joining a computer network run by the U.S. Department of Justice