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First Alert Forecast: Lighter winds today, stronger winds return tomorrow
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Moderate trade winds will continue through Thursday, then return to breezy levels Friday through early next week. Showers will favor windward and mauka locations, particularly during the overnight and early morning periods as areas of moisture move through. Scattered showers are moving over Kauai and Oahu, leftovers...
Emergency Proclamation On Condo Insurance Doesn’t Solve The Problem
This quote comes from Deane Gardenhome Assn. v. Dentkas, a 1993 California case: “All too often attorney fees become the tail that wags the dog in litigation.”. It may also be said that attorney fees may be the tail that wags the dog in rising insurance costs. Natural catastrophic events are not the only causes of increased insurance costs.
Maui Residents Have Been Forced From Their Homes to Make Room for Wildfire Survivors. Property Owners Are Profiting.
High prices offered by emergency housing programs have encouraged property owners to chase the money. Housing advocates say state officials haven’t moved aggressively enough to crack down on predatory behavior.
‘We’ve worked really hard’: Desecrated Pearl City cemetery finally sees hope
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - At the Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery in Pearl City, signs of desecration, vandalism and neglect are everywhere. 12 years ago the cemetery’s owner died leaving a management vacuum so homeless encampments quickly came in. Since then three fires broke out destroying all records, crypts were left...
Alaska Air, Hawaiian extend review period of proposed deal by a day
(Reuters) - Alaska Air said on Wednesday it had agreed to extend by a day the review period of its proposed $1.9 billion acquisition of peer Hawaiian Holdings. Alaska and Hawaiian agreed with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to extend the review period to until 12:01 AM ET on Aug. 16, the Seattle, Washington-based carrier disclosed in a filing.
Major bid for final leg of rail project higher than expected but still ‘affordable’
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - City rail officials are breathing a sigh of relief after opening the bid for the final three miles of the Honolulu Skyline. The bid is low enough to get the rail to Kakaako without exceeding the current budget. The bid came in almost $400 million higher than...
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