Hawaii, Supreme Court
State Supreme Court agrees to weigh in on issues holding up $4B wildfire settlement
Hawaiʻi's Supreme Court will consider questions about issues that threaten to thwart a $4 billion settlement in last year's devastating Maui wildfires. A Maui judge last month agreed to ask the state high court questions about how insurance companies can go about recouping money paid to policyholders.
All Aboard! Hands On With Like a Dragon
The following came from James Hustace, candidate for Hawaii County Council District 9, which includes North and South Kohala.
The University of Hawaii will remain a member of the Mountain West Conference through at least 2032 after signing a ...
The Women's Community Correctional Center in Hawaii expanded with a $63 million project, adding facilities and focusing on ...
"I support a change to the County Code that supports mixed-use development, an increase of rental housing choices, assistance ...
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Blood Bank of Hawaii issues urgent call for O-negative, O-positive donorsBlood donors around the islands have been called to help in a critical shortage, specifically those with O-negative and ...
"If we're getting toward November and you find a bird in your yard, your driveway, in the street, your parking lot, or ...
The iconic Na Wahine O Ke Kai canoe race kicks off this weekend and it's a huge undertaking. Planning starts months in ...
It’s a no-brainer somebody in the Massachusetts government should look at out-of-state welfare spending. The Department of ...
Hawaii may be the happiest state in America, but which states in America have the most optimistic outlooks on life? Here's ...
Get ready for a tango extravaganza as concert master Iggy Jang brings back the beautiful celebration of music, dance, and ...
The effort is already underway. UH researcher and professor Andre Seale, who spearheaded TAREC’s establishment, is working on ...
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