Zooming in on the major issues facing Hawaii in 2021.
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Zooming in on the major issues facing Hawaii in 2021
The state is hoping to put an end to the coronavirus crisis and restore a battered economy after nearly a year of infections and isolation, agonizing deaths and financial ruin for thousands of Hawaii residents.
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and five newly elected City Council members are sworn in
Steve Alm looks to restore trust as Honolulu’s top prosecutor
First shark incident of 2021 occurs off Waikoloa
David Shapiro: If Lori Kahikina thinks she can fix Honolulu’s rail, give her a fair shot
Lava continues to flow at Kilauea crater
Former radio, TV reporter Garett H. Kamemoto was a leader in the community
Calvin Turner’s decision to play a second senior season adds to Hawaii football’s optimism for 2021
OIA, HHSAA cancel winter sports seasons
Astrologer Georgia Nicols shares celestial insight and her outlook for 2021
TOP NEWS
Hawaii reports 171 new coronavirus infections, bringing the statewide total to 21,807
Today’s new statewide infection cases include 92 on Oahu, 47 on Maui, 20 on the Big Island, two on Kauai, and 10 state residents diagnosed outside of Hawaii.
Businessman Rick Blangiardi sworn in as Honolulu’s eighth mayor since statehood
Pedestrian is Oahu’s first traffic fatality of 2021
Former Judge Steve Alm sworn in as Honolulu prosecuting attorney
Talk show host Larry King in hospital with COVID-19, CNN reports
5 new Honolulu Council members take office; Tommy Waters elected chairman
Dolphins’ playoff hopes rest on Tua Tagovailoa
Hawaii football team’s top playmaker, Calvin Turner, says he’ll return for the 2021 season
Woman, 68, suffers serious leg injury in shark attack off Waikoloa
Hawaii women’s basketball team member tests positive for COVID-19; season on temporary ‘pause’
