Hawaii Governor-elect Josh Green’s cabinet will have many familiar faces.
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12.2.2022 |
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Hawai‘i Gov.-elect Josh Green’s cabinet will have many familiar faces Gov.-elect Josh Green on Thursday announced the names of 20 Cabinet-level appointees, including many who led state agencies during Gov. David Ige’s tenure. Green, who has been lieutenant governor for four years, is to be sworn in as governor at noon Monday at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center Arena. Civil Beat. Star-Advertiser. Tribune-Herald. Big Island Now. Kauai Now. These are Josh Green’s 5 big priorities for his first 100 days in office Commission proposes ‘bold’ reforms in government Tourism, improved labor market will help Hawaiʻi escape U.S. recession, state says AAA: Hawaiʻi only state with gas price averaging more than $5 a gallon Hawai‘i’s State Board Of Education draft plan includes higher reading and math goals |
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OʻAHU |
Navy plan approved by health department following foam leak at Red Hill The state Department of Health has approved a Navy Sampling and Analysis Plan following the leak of 1,100 gallons of concentrated fire suppressant into the ground at the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility. Star-Advertiser. Red Hill defueling on pause while Navy cleans up toxic fire suppressant spill. Hawaii Public Radio. Hawaii News Now. Red light camera initiative moves forward despite backlash |
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Hurricane Ian’s Aftereffects May Impact Hawai‘i in a Few Years
Sharilyn Tanaka of Atlas Insurance Agency says tens of billions of dollars in payouts by global reinsurance companies will likely ripple into premium increases here down the road…. read more. |
HAWAIʻI ISLAND |
County creates ‘Traffic Hazard Mitigation Route’ for lava viewing Drivers can enter the Old Saddle Road directly across from the Gilbert Kahele Recreation Area. From there, drivers can travel the 4.5-mile stretch of road until it rejoins with the Daniel K. Inouye Highway just before Puʻuhuluhulu near the Maunakea Access Road. Tribune-Herald. Star-Advertiser. Big Island Video News. Big Island Now. Hawaii News Now. KITV4. Hāmākua Bridge reopens closed lane in case lava cuts Saddle Road Climate scientists at Maunaloa Observatory are ‘pursuing all options’ to get back on site For many Hawaiians, lava flows are a time to honor, reflect |
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MAUI COUNTY |
Another former Maui County official has been charged with accepting bribes Wilfred Tamayo Savella is accused of accepting bribes from Honolulu businessman Milton Choy while he was working for the Maui County Department of Environmental Management, also known as DEM. Civil Beat. Hawaii News Now. KHON2. Citing water crisis, Maui makes Fodor’s list of places to not visit next year Lanai runway expansion hits a nerve over ‘two-tiered’ travel |
KAUAʻI |
Mayor Kawakami lays out priorities for next term at his inauguration Kawakami said infrastructure, affordable housing and regenerative tourism are some of his priorities. Garden Island. Mayor Kawakami, Kauaʻi County Council sworn into office at inauguration ceremony |
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