‘Revitalize Puna’ event slated for next week
Puna residents and other community members can discuss eruption recovery actions and resilience at an event next week.
‘Love Island’ a boon for island: Largest production since ‘Indiana Jones’ starts shooting in July
Shooting begins next month for one of the largest film productions on the Big Island in years.
AT&T wants to place 5G tower on Saddle Road
Telecommunications company AT&T is seeking to erect a cell tower on the Daniel K. Inouye Highway about 13 miles from Waikoloa Village.
Committee accepts statue donation, favors new location
After previously rejecting it in March, a Hawaii County Council committee on Tuesday accepted the donation of a statue at Liliuokalani Gardens with the stipulation that it be moved.
Mauna Loa eruption evacuation plan in works
The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency will develop an evacuation plan for Hawaii County in the event of an eruption of Mauna Loa.
State orders Grand Naniloa to pay $615K in back rent
The state has given the Grand Naniloa Hotel one week to pay back a year of unpaid rent or else have its lease terminated.
Parks director to propose new location for statue
A contentious statue erected at Liliuokalani Gardens in February might be moved to a less central location.
Geologists monitoring Kilauea volcano after latest eruption stops
Future of Banyan Golf Course on BLNR agenda
Ige eases mask mandate; face coverings no longer required outdoors
HPP road project stirs protests
Ige: Masks no longer required outdoors
Masks are no longer required to be worn outdoors in Hawaii, Gov. David Ige announced today.
HVNP announces more closures due to road work
More temporary closures are scheduled for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park as road work continues over the next few weeks.
High court hears case of group that supported TMT protesters
Unemployed will need to look for work to get benefits
County releases graduation party guidelines
Big Island residents attending high school graduation parties are urged to follow county pandemic guidelines.
State reinstates job-search requirement for unemployment benefits beginning June
People on unemployment will be required to search for work once again at the end of the month.
Council committee supports zoning amendment for Hilo Iron Works building
BLNR denies petition for contested case hearing challenging acquisition of land by Ala Kahakai Trail Association
Ige: No DOE vaccination requirement for fall
State Department of Education schools will not require students to be vaccinated from COVID-19 until at least the end of 2021, Gov. David Ige said Monday.
