The Shifting Landscape of Hawaii’s School Facilities Management

Chad Farias stepped down as the Executive Director of the Hawaii School Facilities Authority, with Riki Fujitani named as interim director

Unveiling the Tragedy of Geanna Bradley

In the shadow of tragedy, the story of Geanna Bradley exposes the profound failures of our child protection system, igniting a call for immediate reform and vigilance.

Earthquake – Hawaii Island 6.3 Magnitude

A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck south of Hawaii Island

Hawaii High Court’s Rebuke to Gun Rights Invokes “The Wire” and “Spirit of Aloha”

The Hawaii Supreme Court’s ruling, invoking the “spirit of Aloha” and a quote from “The Wire,” asserts that contemporary life and cultural values should guide the interpretation of gun rights, standing in contrast to expansive interpretations endorsed by recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions.

The Aftermath of Maui Wildfires: Health and Community Impact

The University of Hawaii at Manoa’s study on the Maui wildfires reveals profound health, economic, and social impacts on the community, highlighting the need for targeted interventions and support​

Judge rules HMSA Contracts Unconscionable

In a pivotal decision, Third Circuit Chief Judge Robert S. Kim ruled that the contract terms imposed by Hawaii Medical Services Association on doctors and patients are “unconscionable” and “unenforceable,” challenging the insurer’s restrictive practices.

“Honolulu Zoo Nominated for America’s Best Zoo 2024: Vote Now!”

The Honolulu Zoo has been nominated for the prestigious title of “Best Zoo in America” in the 2024 USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice awards, highlighting its excellence in animal care, conservation, and visitor experience.

University of Hawaii’s $100M Film Studio Project in West Oahu Set to Boost Creative Industry

The University of Hawaii has selected Island Film Group for a landmark project to develop a $100 million film and television production studio adjacent to its West Oahu campus, aiming to bolster the local economy, job market, and educational opportunities in the creative media industry

Hawaii’s Digital Currency Innovation Lab Set to Conclude

The Hawaii Digital Currency Innovation Lab, established to explore digital currency regulation, will conclude in June 2024, marking the end of its research into cryptocurrency operations and regulatory frameworks within the state.

Preschool Open Doors Program Welcomes 3-Year-Olds and Broadens Financial Eligibility

Hawaii’s Preschool Open Doors program expands to include 3-year-olds and raises income eligibility, enhancing access to early education

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