Mayor Richard Bissen Invites South Maui Community to Discuss Local Issues at Kīhei Meeting on March 12
Mayor Richard Bissen invites South Maui residents to a community meeting on March 12 at the Kīhei Community Center to discuss local issues. Public Works and MEMA will provide updates. Residents can email questions in advance.
Hawaiʻi Artists Mobilize Against Climate Change: New Residency Program Engages Creative Forces in State's Sustainability Efforts
Hawaiʻi's Climate Artists in Residence program has selected four local artists to incorporate climate action goals into their art, each receiving $5,000 plus funds for materials, to inspire community engagement on sustainability.
Walgreens Coughs Up $97.8 Million in Whopping Settlement Over Allegations of Fiddling Government Bills for Ghost Prescriptions
Walgreens settled for $97.8 million over allegations it falsely billed government health programs for prescriptions not picked up. The company updated its systems to prevent future issues.
Kaua'i Community Commemorates Women's History Month with "Rise of the Wahine" Documentary Screening
Kaua'i County Committee hosts a free screening of "Rise of the Wahine" for Women's History Month on March 8, delving into the impact of Title IX and the University of Hawai‘i Wahine Volleyball team on gender equality.
Hawaii Office of Information Practices Seeks New Staff Attorney Amid Honolulu Police Commission Sunshine Law Flap
The Hawaii OIP is seeking a new Staff Attorney with a J.D., good standing in Hawaii, strong legal skills, and great communication abilities, offering a balanced work environment with a starting salary of $100,000.
McClain Sisters Apologize Following Social Media Backlash for Inappropriate Interaction with Hawaiian Sea Turtle
The McClain sisters apologized for a now-deleted Instagram post where they interacted with a sea turtle in Hawaii, prompting a response from local authorities and an acknowledgment of the importance of respecting wildlife guidelines.
Quick-Acting Bystanders and Honolulu Firefighters Extinguish Boat Blaze at Waianae Harbor; One Dog Perishes Despite Rescue Efforts
The Honolulu Fire Department and locals extinguished a boat fire at Waianae Boat Harbor; two dogs were found on board, one died. An investigation into the fire's cause is underway.












