Hawaii Governor David Ige outlines plan for vaccine passports.
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4.12.2021 |
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Ige details plans for a Hawai‘i vaccine passport, extends eviction moratorium Gov. David Ige’s latest emergency proclamation said plans are underway for fully vaccinated people to avoid quarantine and COVID-19 testing by uploading vaccination documents to Safe Travels. The proclamation also extended the eviction moratorium through June 8. Civil Beat. Hawai‘i Public Radio. Hawaii News Now. KHON2. Some businesses are facing a new challenge: hiring workers back Automatic voter registration bill nears passage Bans on high-capacity magazines for guns fail at Legislature Legislation proposes hefty fines for tour buses that continue illegal activity State ordered to pay $370K in attorney fees in Hawaiian land trust case Hawai‘i Senate VP says Ige is “skirting” Board of Education nomination process Hawai‘i schools report 47 new cases of COVID-19 |
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Embattled police chief to retire by June 1 Honolulu Police Chief Susan Ballard said she had lost the support of the Honolulu Police Commission and Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s administration. In a video posted Friday afternoon, Ballard said she will retire by June 1. Civil Beat. Hawai‘i Public Radio. Hawaii News Now. Some say bribes to Planning and Permitting Department helped smooth approval process Why one developer is banking on more digital nomads coming to Hawai‘i Bikeshare Hawaii regroups to cut costs, starts removing some stations Permit challenges paint a grim picture for the future of a beloved O‘ahu art exhibit |
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HAWAIʻI ISLAND |
Council set to scrutinize budget The County Council, sitting as the Finance Committee, is poised to take a deep dive into the county budget in hearings set for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. West Hawaii Today. Ka‘ū dam owner is fined $7,500 for unaddressed deficiencies Thirty Meter Telescope still on hold as it deals with pandemic, funding issues Rent at new housing project to start at $350 |
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MAUI COUNTY |
Frustrated residents push back as Hawai‘i tourism resurges Saturday’s “Take Back Our Beach” event, which called on residents to pack the beach fronting the Four Seasons and the Grand Wailea resorts, was a clear line in the sand. Honolulu Star-Advertiser. 6,441 passengers are arriving daily to Kahului Maui County has the most California-variant cases in the state |
KAUAʻI |
Bill seeks to define the types of campgrounds allowed on Kaua‘i A bill moving to the Planning Commission outlines what a developed versus undeveloped campground is, which determines the fees that owners could charge. Garden Island. Waipouli residents protest against acquisition of land for path Kīkīaola Small Boat Harbor improvements begin |
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