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Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia voyaging canoes reach the doldrums in journey from Hilo to Tahiti

Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia, the voyaging canoes of the Polynesian Voyaging Society, have reached the Intertropical Convergence Zone that is commonly known as the doldrums as they continue their journey from Hilo to Tahiti.

Department of Health alerts Hawaiʻi residents to national recall on Zicam, Orajel cotton swabs

The recalled products were distributed nationwide, including at supermarkets and drug stores in Hawai‘i.

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands’ 656-acre project of farms, homes, public spaces in Maui moves forward

Community members say there aren’t enough Hawaiian homestead opportunities in East Maui and hope the project can ease the burden on multigenerational households living under one roof.

National No Kings Mass Protest scheduled on Kaua‘i

More than 7,000 Hawaiʻi residents, including teachers, veterans, immigration and civil rights advocates, are expected to join the No Kings Mass protest on Saturday throughout the state.

Kaua‘i Police Commission seeks public input on traits needed for next chief

Chief Todd Raybuck, who has served as the 8th Chief of Police for the Kaua’i Police Department since April 22, 2019, is set to transfer command today to Assistant Chief Elliott Kalani Ke, who was selected by the commission to serve as interim chief.

AG Lopez issues joint statement regarding deployment of California National Guard

Attorney General Anne Lopez joined a coalition of 18 attorneys general in releasing the a statement reacting to what she called the “unlawful deployment” of California National Guard against protestors in California.

Lava fountains reached over 1,000 feet during episode 25 of the onging eruption

Astonishing lava fountains surged over 1,000 feet high from Kīlauea’s north vent, which is a huge leap in just 8 hours.

Kīlauea is erupting again, with 330-feet high lava fountains for episode No. 25

All current and recent eruption activity of Kīlauea is within Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.

Hawaiʻi on the Hill showcases state’s unique culture and business landscape

The 9th annual Hawaiʻi on the Hill event in Washington, D.C., spotlighted over 90 Hawaiʻi businesses and nonprofits to congressional leaders and the D.C. community, while fostering discussions on policy support for Hawaiʻi’s unique business landscape.

Lt. Gov. Luke signs bill to establish Broadband Office, expand digital navigator program

The landmark legislation strengthens the state’s commitment to closing the digital divide and ensuring all Hawaiʻi residents have access to reliable internet.

Surfer Garrett McNamara’s ‘100 Foot Wave’ documentary to be screened today at Kauaʻi hotel for World Oceans Day

Surfer Garrett McNamara will be in person at 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay on Kaua‘i tonight to share stories after the screening of episode 3 of his documentary series, ‘100 Foot Wave.’

ACLU of Hawai‘i asks county leaders not to collaborate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement

The ACLU of Hawaiʻi is concerned with Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s execution of warrants and urged county leadership against agreements with entities within the Dept. of Homeland Security.

UH program serving ‘ohana, keiki and kūpuna threatened by federal budget cuts

The SNAP-Ed program could end without federal funding on Sept. 30, ultimately impacting community well-being and food security.

Gov. Green to discuss emerging technologies at panel in Washington, D.C.

Gov. Josh Green joined U.S. Congress members in discussions on emerging technologies and their potential impacts on Hawaiʻi during the Hawaiʻi on the Hill event.

New humpback whale film reveals epic journey, urgent science on World Ocean Day

Celebrate World Ocean Day with “In the Wake of Whales,” a free video that dives into the captivating world of humpback whale migration and gives insights into the whales’ journey to Hawaiʻi.

Fellowship program enables visionary leaders for Hawaiʻi to emerge from all sectors

Trailblazers can apply for the 10th Omidyar Fellows program, an immersive leadership experience that enables Fellows to lead with purpose, mobilize communities, and amplify positive change throughout Hawai‘i.

VIDEO: Dangers at China Walls and Spitting Caves shown on dramatic state footage

The dangers of jumping into the water in the Spitting Caves and China Walls area on O’ahu also can apply to other similar areas around the Hawaiian islands.

Volcano Watch: What fans the flames observed at volcanic vents?

Recently, something has been observed “dancing” above the active eruptive vents inside Halemaʻumaʻu…Hydrogen flames!

Update: High surf advisory cancelled for the south shores of Niʻihau, Kauaʻi today

Above average surf will continue along south facing shores, but will remain below advisory thresholds. 

Gov. Green intends to veto 19 bills passed by Hawaiʻi State Legislature

Green is not required to veto every bill indicated on the Intent-to-Veto list, but he cannot veto a bill that is not included and he has until July 9 to issue final vetoes.
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