In the lush forests of Kauai, a battle is underway to save critically endangered forest birds from the brink of extinction. The culprits? Mosquito-borne avian malaria and the changing climate. As warmer climates have allowed invasive mosquitoes to thrive at higher elevations, native forest birds like the ʻakikiki and ʻakekeʻe are facing increased risks of disease.
In a recent announcement, the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has taken decisive steps to address the health and safety risks at the former Uncle Billy’s Resort.
The Hawaiʻi-Japan Sister State & Sister City Summit, a significant event that took place on July 27 and 28, 2023, brought together representatives from Hawaiʻi and Japan to strengthen their longstanding ties.
In a recent turn of events, Hawaiian Attorney General Anne Lopez has joined a bipartisan coalition of 22 attorneys general in opposing a proposed class action settlement. This settlement, put forward by the 3M Company, is under scrutiny due to its alleged inadequacy in holding the company accountable for contaminating the American drinking water supply….
n the most recent newsletter from the Ke Ke‘ena O Ke Kia‘a-ina or the Office of the Governor, Governor Josh Green, M.D., outlined a series of impactful decisions, projects, and initiatives aimed at benefiting the residents of Hawaiʻi.
In a swift action to ensure public health, the Hawai‘i Department of Health’s Maui Food Safety Branch has ordered the immediate closure
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on big island events in 2023. From vibrant cultural festivals in Kona to delightful concerts in Hilo, this post will navigate you through the pulsating heart of the Big Island’s lively event scene.
The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation (HDOT) has issued an important notice for all Oʻahu motorists regarding a temporary traffic shift at the Kaipapaʻu Bridge, scheduled for Friday, July 28, 2023. The shift, due to commence at 3 p.m., is necessary to facilitate crucial waterline work.
The Hawai‘i Department of Transportation (HDOT) has announced that all Hawai‘i driver licenses, including the limited-purpose driver licenses (LPDL), are now officially recognized in the Sunshine State of Florida.
