More that 1,300 ballots arrived too late to be counted in general election.
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1,300 ballots arrived too late to count, so far More than 1,300 ballots have come in too late to be counted in the general election. The Honolulu County clerk’s office has received 716 mailed ballots after the election-day cutoff, 400 in Maui County and 213 in Hawai‘i County. KHON2. Hawai‘i’s high court OKs 60-day hold on those uncharged The Hawai‘i Supreme Court on Thursday issued an opinion that says defendants can be kept in custody pending a Grand Jury indictment. Star-Advertiser. K Hawai‘i receives ‘B’ grade in 2022 State Of The Beach report The report report says Hawai‘i is earning a “B” grade, which means the state is doing a good job of protecting coastal resources, but also has room for improvement. KITV4. Hawai‘i spinner dolphins at risk of disease, study finds Help wanted: Retailers redouble calls for holiday workers Gov. Ige extends SNAP emergency benefits through the holidays until Jan. 16 Local branding firm receives renewal to lead HTA’s Japan market Hawai‘i BOE seeks more community input for its strategic plan ‘It’s cartoon pornography’: Some demand teen novel be pulled from Hawai‘i library |
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HAWAII BUSINESS MAGAZINE A UH Incubator Aims to Take Ideas to Market HITIDE helps faculty, staff and students commercialize their research and innovations. How about a $5,000 space satellite? The Office of Innovation and Commercialization launched it this year to give faculty, staff and students insights into how to commercialize and spread their innovation and research….. read more. |
OʻAHU |
City issues dozens of violation notices amid crackdown on illegal vacation rentals Since the ordinance went into effect Oct. 23, the city has issued 63 notices of violation. Hawaii News Now. Parking at Honolulu airport to tighten, cost more Crime down in Waikīkī, police tell safety summit Honolulu police chief tries to rebuild community trust one group at a time In suit, family of 9th grader raped at gunpoint on campus says attack could have been prevented City knew for years about lead concerns at shooting range, but did little to warn workers of danger Kalihi nature preserve heals thousands of people, earns national award |
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HAWAIʻI ISLAND |
Kona hospital’s cancer clinics resume accepting new patients Kona Community Hospital announced Thursday that its Medical Oncology and Infusion Clinics will soon begin accepting new patients again. Both clinics had temporarily paused accepting new patient referrals in early October due to staffing shortages. West Hawaii Today. Hawaiʻi Radiologic Associates reopens after apparent cyber attack Hilo MEGA lab helps surfing scientists research reefs |
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MAUI COUNTY |
2 Native Hawaiian men found guilty of hate crime A jury Thursday found two Native Hawaiian men guilty of a federal hate crime, eight years after they beat up a white man who bought a house in their remote village on Maui. Star-Advertiser. Civil Beat. Maui Now. 12 more east Maui streams gain instream flow standards Agricultural park expansion could put emphasis on organic crops Fire chief given highest marks in evaluation |
KAUAʻI |
Brun associates Kai and Huihui sentenced for roles in drug trafficking conspiracy With the recent sentencing of two players in former County Council Member Arthur Brun’s illegal drug trafficking operation, the case against the Kaua‘i drug ring is nearly closed. Garden Island. Kauaʻi short 43 full-time doctors; new UH medical school program will help Land donor takes back Kaua‘i’s unopened youth drug treatment center Housing bill on Kauaʻi aims to provide a ‘regular flow’ of revenue for infrastructure improvements |
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