Līhu'e Refuse Transfer Station in Kaua'i Closes for Environmental Upgrades Until November
Līhu'e Refuse Transfer Station in Kaua'i will close from Sept. 11 to Nov. 1 for renovations aimed at improving efficiency and environmental protection. Residents must use alternative sites for waste disposal.
Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines Merge Amidst Legal Challenges and Market Reactions, U.S. Justice Department Decision Pending
Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines are pursuing a $1.9 billion merger, aiming to increase travel options and preserve union jobs, according to Hawaii's Governor Josh Green. A lawsuit opposing the merger was dismissed.
Hawaiʻi Governor Josh Green Heads to Mainland for Democratic National Convention in Illinois
Hawaiʻi Governor Josh Green heads to the mainland to attend the Democratic National Convention in Illinois, with Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke and then Attorney General Anne Lopez covering his duties during his absence.
Hawaii Governor Green Announces $4 Billion Settlement for Maui Wildfire Claims
Hawaii's Governor Josh Green announced a $4 billion settlement for the 2023 Maui wildfires to expedite healing and avoid protracted lawsuits. The settlement involves multiple defendants and aims to compensate the affected parties swiftly.
$68.4 Million Federal Grant to Enhance Climate Resilience in Hawaii, Emphasizes Senator Schatz
Hawaii will receive $68.4 million from NOAA for climate resilience, part of the Inflation Reduction Act, focusing on ecosystems and disaster preparedness, combining modern science with Native Hawaiian practices.
Maui Planning Commission Unanimously Votes to Phase Out 7,000 Short-Term Rentals Amid Housing Crisis
The Maui Planning Commission voted to phase out 7,000 short-term rentals to address the housing crisis, informed by extensive public testimony and set for further review by the County Council.












