University of Hawaii unveils public portal for information on climate.
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University of Hawai‘i unveils public portal for information on climate The Hawai‘i Climate Data Portal — set to go live today — is an open-source platform with easy public access to reams of climate data and information along with data products, climate tools, links and more. Star-Advertiser. Jury trials resume after long pause due to Covid Bill to replace University of Hawai‘i stewardship of Mauna Kea advances Lawmakers to hear public testimony on proposed $600M for Hawaiian Home Lands Bill requiring more info on police arrests and use of force dies in Hawai‘i Senate DOH revises interim administrative rules for medical cannabis dispensary licensing program Connors: Covid fraud crackdown a priority |
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OʻAHU |
Native Hawaiians waited years for homes on their ancestral land. Then the problems began Given questions about the department’s responsibilities to Hawaiians and its approach to construction oversight, the Star-Advertiser and ProPublica undertook to find out how satisfied beneficiary homeowners were. The news organizations canvassed the two most recent homesteading subdivisions in Kapolei, a region of former sugar cane land where much of O‘ahu’s single-family housing has been built the past several decades. Star-Advertiser. Judge in conspiracy case OKs deposition of terminally ill ex-budget director Honolulu climate change lawsuit against oil companies will proceed, judge rules Amid staffing shortages, HPD eyes 12-hour shifts for patrol officers Mayor Rick Blangiardi considering contract allowing media access to first-responder radio |
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HAWAIʻI ISLAND |
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MAUI COUNTY |
This company wants to sell you a second home on Maui — or at least a piece of one A startup that buys luxury houses and sells shares in them to buyers interested in owning second homes has started operating on Maui, alarming some local residents who are tired of wealthy investors buying up property on the island. Civil Beat. Maui Now. Despite criticism from former commanders, MPD chief stands by changes to training, staffing Kīpahulu Campground reopens with new online reservation system, March 16 |
KAUAʻI |
Kaua‘i OPA requests funds for drug, domestic violence cases County Prosecuting Attorney Rebecca Like requested Kaua‘i County Council approval last week to receive federal grant funds to aid in the county’s ongoing efforts to prosecute drug crimes and domestic violence. Garden Island. KIUC board of directors election ballots go out |
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