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TikTok parent company sued by Hawaiʻi; lawsuit alleges keiki harmed, public mislead by social media giant

Hawaiʻi’s lawsuit alleges TikTok deliberately exploited its users for economic gain; it’s main objective to build on compulsive use, structuring the platform to keep users engaged as long as possible.

Apply now for fiscal year 2026 Kaua‘i Cultural Programs and Events Grant

Deadline to apply is 4 p.m. Dec. 31. All proposals must be submitted online. Grants support projects and events that enrich the Garden Isle’s cultural landscape, enhance experiences and align with community priorities.

Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi schedules multi-day donation event in Kapaʻa

Kaua’i’s vital community blood drive returns to the Sheraton Kauaʻi Coconut Beach Resort from Dec. 9-11, providing residents with a valuable opportunity to make a life-saving donation.

Kauaʻi Emergency Management Agency seeks public input on disaster mitigation plan

The plan is a a five-year strategy aimed at reducing risks from natural disasters and strengthening community preparedness on Kauaʻi.

Trump threatens SNAP benefits again if Democratic-controlled states don’t comply

Trump’s administration says funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also still commonly referred to as food stamps, will not be distributed starting next week unless those states give up requested information about benefit recipients.

Support for home gardeners: University of Hawaiʻi seeks input to shape new programs

Researchers are looking to document everything from the types of crops grown and water usage to educational resources and support for home gardens.
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The Hawaiian legends of the Nāpali Coast
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Nāpali Coast: Breathtaking shoreline filmed for many Hollywood films
Nāpali Coast: A ‘Biodiversity Hotspot,’ but with many endangered species to protect

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TikTok parent company sued by Hawaiʻi; lawsuit alleges keiki harmed, public mislead by social media giant

Hawaiʻi’s lawsuit alleges TikTok deliberately exploited its users for economic gain; it’s main objective to build on compulsive use, structuring the platform to keep users engaged as long as possible.

Tickets for 63rd annual Merrie Monarch Festival now on sale

Ticket request forms postmarked Dec. 1 or later are being accepted for the 2026 “Super Bowl of Hula.”

Trump threatens SNAP benefits again if Democratic-controlled states don’t comply

Trump’s administration says funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also still commonly referred to as food stamps, will not be distributed starting next week unless those states give up requested information about benefit recipients.

Support for home gardeners: University of Hawaiʻi seeks input to shape new programs

Researchers are looking to document everything from the types of crops grown and water usage to educational resources and support for home gardens.

Learn more about state’s plan to battle invasive species in Hawai‘i through new website

The website is designed to better coordinate and document programs and activities in the battle against invasive species statewide.

Show University of Hawaiʻi students they are supported by making a gift on Giving Tuesday

Make a meaningful difference in a University of Hawaiʻi student’s life this Giving Tuesday; help them stay focused when unexpected challenges arise and know they are cared for, valued and able to thrive.

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Leaders in tourism, public safety to tackle safety challenges during annual conference

The 8th annual Visitor Public Safety Conference on Jan. 7, 2026 in Honolulu will feature panels on emergency management, safety solutions and financial crimes against visitors.

2025 Suzanne Richmond-Crum Award winner honored on World AIDS Day

Kunane Dreier is this year's winner, tabbed and celebrated for his outstanding contributions to HIV services in Hawai‘i.

Pohai advances to ‘Hawai‘i to the World’ finale

Hawai‘i Island singing group will compete Dec. 14 for title of top act in the televised talent competition celebrating Hawai‘i's next generation of artists, musicians, dancers and creators, plus a $10,000 grand prize.

Act now, don’t miss your chance; tickets for 63rd annual Merrie Monarch Festival on sale

It’s that time of year — an even more most wonderful time for everyone who enjoys hula and hālau that perform. Ticket request forms postmarked Dec. 1 or later are being accepted for the 2026 "Super Bowl of Hula."

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USPS ready to deliver Hawaiʻi’s holiday season mail, shipping needs

Customers can expect their mail and packages to be delivered, on average, in less than 3 days this holiday season. Holiday customers can expect a 2– to 3-day turnaround when shipping to addresses within their same regional service area.

State launches biosecurity website to help in the battle against invasive species

The Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity has established a biosecurity website to better coordinate and document programs and activities in the battle against invasive species.

Pilina ʻĀina: Community invited to plant place-based native species in Mākena

The second of three Pilina ʻĀina workshops takes place Sunday, Dec. 7 in Mākena.

CIM hosts annual fundraiser dinner to benefit the Bob Poulson Scholarship Fund, Dec. 6

The Construction Industry of Maui hosts its annual fundraiser dinner to benefit the Bob Poulson Scholarship Fund on Saturday, Dec. 6 from 5 to 10 p.m. at the Wailea Beach Resort & Spa.