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Public encouraged to report illegal fireworks to state-run task force
While fireworks are part of typical Fourth of July celebrations, state officials are encouraging the public to report illegal pyrotechnics. The Department of Law Enforcement states the public has three ways, including a new smartphone app, to report illegal aerial fireworks to the Illegal Fireworks Task Force. All reports will remain anonymous unless the reporting person wishes to provide their identity or contact information.
Noise control efforts in Waikiki are underway
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Known for its surf and sand, Waikiki is increasingly becoming synonymous with another less desirable feature: noise, a problem residents say is worsening. “We’ve developed a group of people who love to put aftermarket mufflers on their vehicles and roar up and down the street and groups that love to set off […]
A new guard has been selected for JABSOM
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Exciting news for the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM)! Dr. Thomas Samuel “Sam” Shomaker has been appointed as the new dean after his nomination was approved by the UH Board of Regents on May 16.
Celebrate National Fried Chicken Day with Popeyes Hawaii!
In honor of National Fried Chicken Day on July 6th, Living808 is thrilled to celebrate with Popeyes Hawaii, a local favorite that has been serving the islands since 1979. Recently, Popeyes Hawaii announced an exciting new addition to their menu: Popeyes Boneless Wings, perfect for your 4th of July celebration. These wings are hand-battered and fried daily, ensuring you get the freshest, crispiest bites every time.
Candidate Q&A: Hawaii County Council District 2 — Jennifer Kagiwada
Editor’s note: For Hawaii’s Aug. 10 Primary Election, Civil Beat asked candidates to answer some questions about where they stand on various issues and what their priorities will be if elected. The following came from Jennifer Kagiwada, candidate for Hawaii County Council District 2, which covers Hilo and...
Coach Mizuguchi Resigns After Six Seasons With the Vulcans
UH Hilo Tennis head coach Kallen Mizuguchi resigned after six seasons leading both the Hawai’i Hilo Men’s and Women’s Tennis programs. Following a four-year playing career with the Vulcans, the hometown native and UH Hilo alum was named interim head coach for both of the Hawai’i Hilo Men’s and Women’s Tennis programs in Feb. 2019, guiding the men’s team to a Pacific West Conference Championship runner-up finish followed by the first of two NCAA Championship Semifinalist placements. Mizuguchi was given the permanent role in June and later followed up in 2021 by claiming the PacWest Conference title.
Your Guide to the Perfect 4th of July Weekend in Honolulu: July 4–10, 2024
Join the ongoing effort to restore the health of scenic Maunalua Bay with Protect & Preserve Hawai‘i and Mālama Maunalua. You’ll stay cool while wading in the calm, shallow waters and clearing invasive algae at the Paikō Restoration Area. RSVP and fill out the waiver in advance.
Details Emerge: Family Dog Dies on Alaska Airlines Hawaii Flight
A terrible turn of events led to the death of a beloved French Bulldog for this family moving from Hawaii to Oregon. Frank, only 4 years old, died while waiting for the Alaska Airlines flight to depart from Honolulu to Oregon. The unfortunate incident brings to mind the serious risks...
Hawaiian Nonprofit Gets State Permit After Losing Office In Lahaina Fire
The Hawaii Board of Land and Natural Resources will issue a revokable permit to Na Aikane o Maui, a nonprofit based in Lahaina that ran a popular cultural center that burned down in the Aug. 8 wildfires. The board voted unanimously at its meeting last week to grant the permit...
DOH urges preparedness for medical device users
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Hawaii Department of Health’s Office of Public Health Preparedness is issuing a reminder to households reliant on electricity – and battery-powered medical devices to prepare for potential power outages, coinciding with the onset of the Pacific hurricane season and heightened wildfire safety measures. As the Pacific hurricane season begins and electric […]
On Kaua‘i, the Biggest Home Developer Is the County
Nestled next to farmland and older residences, three affordable rental projects are emerging from the red dirt in Kaua’i’s western town of ‘Ele’ele. The rentals, part of the county-led 550-unit Lima Ola affordable subdivision, is an example of how Kaua‘i County’s Housing Agency has become a major developer and facilitator of new homes on the island.
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