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Toxic Runoff At Issue As State Considers New Permit For Kaneohe Boat Facility: Some residents worry contaminated dust will continue to be a problem if maintenance operations start again.

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Backers Of $3M Ala Moana Playground Carry Lots Of Clout: Donors linked to the non-profit group promoting the project have been large campaign contributors to the mayor and many council members.

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Illegal homeless encampments, derelict and sinking boats, and piles of smelly trash were back at the Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor only weeks after the state finished a November enforcement sweep that netted 550 violations.

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Captain of grounded vessel off Waikiki left bridge unattended, lawsuit says

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Hawaii’s Top Campaign Contributor Is Backing Republicans This Election Cycle

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Meth Deaths Soar in Hawaii Even As Opioids Grab Public Attention: Meth-related overdose fatalities have significantly outpaced other drug overdose deaths in the the past five years. But has anyone noticed?

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Hawaii’s Push To Plant Millions Of Trees: Climate change, bureaucracy and goats are all complicating efforts to combat carbon emissions with more greenery.

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Hawaii Should Be First State To Require Student Swim Lessons: This is a life-and-death issue in a state surrounded by ocean that has one of the country’s highest drowning rates.

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A cinema in the heart of Lihue will soon close its doors for good — an apparent business fatality of the COVID-19 crisis.

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Staffer Convicted In Union Vote Rigging Out At HART: Yamanoha’s continued employment at HART drew criticism, but rail agency officials won’t say whether he was fired or left voluntarily.

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DOE Offers Free Hawaiian Language Classes To All Staff: The “Olelo Hawaii Initiative” is a partnership between DOE’s Office of Hawaiian Education and the University of Hawaii Community Colleges.

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State Sends Residents New Survey As It Assesses Foodborne Illnesses

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Japan Defeats West (Maui) For Third Place - Little League

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Arrests Begin As TMT Protesters Block Road Up Mauna Kea ~ UPDATED: After an orderly arrest of a group of kupuna, tensions rise as police officers with riot gear arrive and order more protesters to leave the road or face arrest.

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Hawaii tourism stayed on pace in October to easily top the 10 million mark for visitor arrivals this year and extend a decade-long string of annual gains.

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Mark your calendars: The Honolulu City Lights event is almost here!

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Money the state budgeted for educational composting programs is given to an engineering company

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Shirokiya, a venerable retailer in hawaii and conduit of japanese culture for over 60 years, appears on the brink of permanent closure.

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Schatz Calls On White House To Address Meth Use: The U.S. senator points out Hawaii’s rising meth-related death rate in a letter to the Trump administration.

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What Does It Mean To Be Hawaiian Outside Of Hawaii? Nearly half of all Native Hawaiians live outside Hawaii. But, as we discover in the new season of Offshore, Hawaiians carry the islands with them to far-flung places.

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North Shore packed as spectators witness history at Pipeline

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The Hawaii Supreme Court issued a stinging rebuke Tuesday to the state for what the justices unanimously called wrongful conduct that has resulted in the state’s failure to reduce a growing wait list of Native Hawaiians seeking homesteads.

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What’s In A Name? Scientists Are Tying Hawaiian Islands Back To Their Roots

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Paid to stand by: how a botched rail contract multiplied costs. rail contractors were paid to ramp up and be ready to perform utility relocation work that didn’t materialize.

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Yes, That Big Red Box in Honolulu’s Chinatown (and Waikīkī) is Talking to You

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