In early July, the Hawaii Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity and Hawaii Department of Health notified residents that procedures had been put in place to prevent New World screwworm from entering the state, while also reassuring the public that the ... See more
Military personnel are working to rectify mechanical issues with several deep-well pumps at the U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii water treatment plant that began on Friday, July 10 and led to no air conditioning for about 4,000 soldiers. The deep-well pumps supp... See more
Welcoming home 103 former Lahaina residents, the free Lahaina Homecoming, July 17 to 19, invites the public to take part in events focused on healing, reconnection and hope, as well as celebrate Lahaina’s enduring spirit. Events over three days will be he... See more
The Salvation Army Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Division will host “Stuff the Bus” events at select Walmart locations starting Friday to give local students and their families a helpful start to the school year. Stuff the Bus event dates and locations: Oa... See more
A study led by Marine Mammal Research Program scientists at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, along with national and international collaborators, has discovered lower-than-normal calf numbers of the spinner dolphin population off Hawaii Island. The rese... See more
