Legislators want Puna boat ramp study expedited
Lawmakers are working to fast-track a study to determine the best way to reopen a boat ramp in lower Puna.
Patient infected twice with scabies at KCH praises staff for quality care
KAILUA-KONA — Jim Smallwood was a temporary resident at Kona Community Hospital and the night staff realized they had a serious problem on their hands, or perhaps more aptly stated, under their skin.
Mayor eyes another increase to tax after getting favorable opinion from state AG
Armed with an opinion from the state attorney general, Mayor Harry Kim is asking the County Council to consider raising the general excise tax.
Irwin recommended to be next UH-Hilo chancellor
Bonnie Irwin, currently provost and vice president for academic affairs at California State University Monterey Bay, was recommended for approval by the University of Hawaii Board of Regents as the University of Hawaii at Hilo’s next chancellor, it was announced Monday.
Eruption a factor in decrease of Big Isle home sales in 2018
Home sales on the Big Island last year lagged behind 2017 thanks to the upheaval caused by the Kilauea eruption.
First dispensary slated to open
Hawaii Island’s first medical marijuana dispensary may open as early as this week.
DWS meeting in Papaikou set for today
The Department of Water Supply will hold an informational meeting to discuss an upcoming improvement project at its Ka‘ie‘ie Mauka facility in Papaikou.
Despite eruption, dozens of projects filmed on Big Island in 2018
The Big Island was ready for its closeup in 2018.
Council wants longer terms; voters would have final say
Should County Council members serve longer terms?
Hilo couple struggles to make ends meet during partial shutdown
It’s been three weeks since Scott Pekalib has been able to go to work.