Hawaii Health Department authorizes 2nd COVID-19 booster shot for persons over 50.
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Hawai‘i Health Department authorizes 2nd Covid booster for some Effective immediately, people who are over the age of 50 and received their first booster shot at least four months ago may receive a second booster shot of a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. Star-Advertiser. Civil Beat. Vietnam veterans commemorated at Punchbowl Ige’s new attorney general faces Senate questions over employee complaints New Hawai‘i law clarifies procedures for filing criminal complaints Bill to limit public access to government records is dying in the Senate Smith & Wesson sues Hawai‘i over the high cost of public records |
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Honolulu Prosecutors office pushes for more funding Honolulu Prosecutor Steve Alm wants to hire about 15 more attorneys to help with the caseload. Currently, Alm says there are 89 deputy prosecutors on staff, but keeping them on the job is proving to be a challenge. KHON2. Resolution calls for completing long-delayed land deal Menor to run for Honolulu City Council, not lieutenant governor BWS chief engineer worries Red Hill fuel contamination could be spreading Feds checking new rail plan for potential problems ‘Complete Streets’ beacon aims to improve safety on Kailua Road |
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HAWAIʻI ISLAND |
Hilo anesthesiologist Rudolph Puana pleads guilty to one charge before drug trial The brother of former Honolulu prosecutor Katherine Kealoha pleaded guilty to one charge in an indictment alleging the doctor prescribed drugs to friends so they could sell them for cash. Puana’s drug-dealing trial on 53 other counts began Tuesday with jury selection. Star-Advertiser. Civil Beat. Hawai‘i Public Radio. Hawaii News Now. Groundbreaking for new HVO facility within the UH Hilo campus could happen next year TRO filed against ‘The Flash’ actor Ezra Miller a day after arrest at Hilo bar |
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MAUI COUNTY |
Hundreds on Maui assisted during Mexican Consulate visit The Mexican Consulate handled about 480 appointments on March 26 and 27, helping individuals and families with their passports and other documentation. This was the first visit by the Consulate in two years due to the pandemic with brisk demand for appointments. Maui Now. Kīhei roundabout causing headaches and concerns Kū‘au landowner fined $60K over shoreline violations Lahainaluna boys’ dorm to reopen Sunday |
KAUAʻI |
County seeking funds for Po‘ipū infrastructure projects The county is taking another crack at a federal grant which would provide $26 million in funding for road projects in Po‘ipū. Garden Island. DeCosta’s agriculture bills get pushback from local lawyer Witnesses say fatal Kaua‘i flight was flying near mountain |
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