Winter Wonderland is Now a Socially Distant Event Inside a Stadium
November 19, 2020Winter Wonderland is Going to Take Place at Aloha Stadium The Winter Wonderland is going to take place with a twist at the Aloha Sta...Read More
Landlords Owed Back Rent Urged to Negotiate Agreements
November 2, 2020Landlords need to begin talking with their renters now. Experts believe they need to discuss how to settle up back rent in order to avoid expensive lawsuits and evictions once the state's evictio...Read More
Meals are Free and to Grab-and-Go Return to Public Schools This Fall
October 14, 2020Meals are Free to Grab-and-Go More than 200 public schools will receive free grab-and-go meals through December 18th. The Hawaii...Read More
Census Almost Done Keeping Count of Homeless Hawaiians
September 25, 2020Honolulu, Hawaii: The U.S. Census Bureau is reporting there is new data to support that Hawaii making headway in accurately counting its homeless population. The data shows that Hawaii is at 99.6...Read More
Hawaiian Airlines Banning Anti-maskers
September 4, 2020Hawaiian Airlines, like many other US airlines, are banning passengers that happen to be anti-maskers. After enforcing the mask requirement, t...Read More
Maui COVID-19 Reports Stem From Large Beach Parties
August 3, 2020Maui, HI - New reports of COVID-19 cases are surging on the island of Maui. While the islands continue to enforce stay-at-home policies, residents are fed up with it. ...Read More
Small Business Pleads For Shoppers
July 9, 2020Honolulu, HI - Small business owners gathered on Wednesday to plead for support from the community. They claim that buying local will help keep their business afloat during the pandemic. ...Read More
MMJ Vape Cartridges Deemed Not Safe
June 4, 2020MMJ cartridges across the island chain are turning out to be unsafe by state officials. Through the islands multiple reports from MMJ card ho...Read More
Reopening Hawaii: Some Businesses Return
May 1, 2020States began mulling over when to reopen over the past few weeks. While some take large strides, like Georgia, others remain more cautious, like California. Hawaii opts for a more middle road app...Read More
Pay Cuts Likely For State’s Public Employees
April 15, 2020The economic recession resulting from the global pandemic continues to batter Hawaii. A state largely reliant on tourism, visits effectively ground to a halt. Stay at home orders and mandatory tw...Read More
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