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Po‘ipū Beach Park to close for maintenance this week

Po‘ipū Beach Park and the parking lot will be closed Nov. 5 to 6 for maintenance and will reopen on Nov. 7.

Emergency relief grants to help farmers, ranchers following natural disasters

Grants of up to $1,500 for farmers and ranchers will help restore vital agricultural infrastructure statewide, with applications opening on Monday, Nov. 2.

UH Mānoa researcher helps unlock the secrets of how mantis shrimp see what humans cannot

A new study shows the ocean animals have special proteins and natural pigments that give them superior vision that people.

Hanamā‘ulu Beach Park to close for maintenance in November

The closure was originally slated for September but was delayed due to Hurricane Lowell.

Mauka Wailua River Bridge to close nightly for debris removal

The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation will use the scheduled closure of the mauka Wailua River Bridge for crucial debris removal from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., until Nov. 8.

Hawaiian Homelands waiting list now much shorter on Kauaʻi; department hands out 832 residential lot leases

The leases are for a Hanapēpē project of 82 single-family homes and a Līhuʻe complex of 750 single-family homes on former Grove Farm land.
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Hawaii News Chevron Forward

Po‘ipū Beach Park to close for maintenance this week

Po‘ipū Beach Park and the parking lot will be closed Nov. 5 to 6 for maintenance and will reopen on Nov. 7.

Emergency relief grants to help farmers, ranchers following natural disasters

Grants of up to $1,500 for farmers and ranchers will help restore vital agricultural infrastructure statewide, with applications opening on Monday, Nov. 2.

UH Mānoa researcher helps unlock the secrets of how mantis shrimp see what humans cannot

A new study shows the ocean animals have special proteins and natural pigments that give them superior vision that people.

Mauka Wailua River Bridge to close nightly for debris removal

The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation will use the scheduled closure of the mauka Wailua River Bridge for crucial debris removal from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., until Nov. 8.

New tropical protea flowers expand floriculture opportunities across Hawaiʻi

New hybrids bred from flowers native to South Africa and by UH Mānoa researchers will reduce the state’s reliance on imports.

Briefs for Oct. 31: Camp open for youth with diabetes, state offers compost reimbursement, Hawaiʻi to receive multi-state settlement

Statewide stories that include a camp for keiki with diabetes from Nov. 8-11, a compost reimbursement program and a multi-state settlement from General Motors.

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Precautionary boil water notice remains in effect for Kaʻieʻie area on Big Island

While the tests did not detect any bacteria, chlorine residuals and turbidity levels have not yet returned to normal.

Six vacancies open on Hawaiʻi law enforcement standards board

The Hawaiʻi Law Enforcement Standards Board is searching for a member of the public from Hawaiʻi County, along with seven other positions.

Hawai‘i Island police investigate murder of 34-year-old woman found in Kona

Kona patrol officers responded to the 74-0000 block of Ane Keohokalole Highway at 9:35 p.m. on Oct. 27 after receiving a report about an unresponsive woman.

How mantis shrimp see what humans cannot is revealed in study co-authored by UH Mānoa researcher

A new study shows the ocean animals have special proteins and natural pigments that give them superior vision that people.

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Department of Hawaiian Home Lands offers more than 800 residential project leases on Kaua’i

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands offered more than 800 residential project leases on the island of Kaua‘i Saturday as part of the department’s largest residential awards on the Garden Isle this year.

Lahainaluna High School Foundation names ‘Legends of Lahainaluna’ for 2026

The 2026 honorees include: O.L. Moore Foundation; Lahainaluna Boarders Association led by Craig Murakami ('71) and Eddie Espiritu ('71); Tanya (Miyasaki) Arakawa ('68); Alan Yamamoto is a proud four-year boarder from Molokaʻi; and Daryl  Fujiwara (2001).

Documentary traces journey of family matriarch who lived in Kalaupapa and vanished from Honolulu in 1900

Film cameras followed former KITV4 news anchor Diane Ako as she retraced the final footsteps of Helen Maliu, her great-grandmother, to Kalaupapa, Molokaʻi, a leprosy settlement established in 1866. Maliu disappeared from Honolulu in 1900.

Vibrant Hawaiʻi seeking Green Fee funding to expand resilience hubs on the islands

On Hawaiʻi Island in August, Vibrant Hawaiʻi hubs led Hurricane Lala response and recovery, addressing nearly 4,000 assistance requests and serving more than 12,000 individuals.