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Hawaii Partnership Funds Pacific Forest Resilience Agents

Hawaii Partnership Funds Pacific Forest Resilience Agents

The University of Hawaii at Manoa and the U.S. Forest Service are funding five junior extension agents to support Pacific Island forest protection.

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Should the federal government fund more university programs protecting forests from wildfires?

Hawaii news covers state government, elections, tourism, the military, agriculture and civic affairs across the Aloha State. Reporting reaches Honolulu and Hilo across the island chain.


Sports

Football

Hawaii Edges UTEP 17-14 to Extend Win Streak

The University of Hawaii football team won its second straight game, improving to 3-6 on the season.

Hawaii Edges UTEP 17-14 to Extend Win Streak

Lifestyle

Asian-American

Former Congresswoman Pat Saiki Dies at 96

Saiki, the first Republican to represent Hawaii in the U.S. House, died Sept. 30, 2026, at age 96.

Former Congresswoman Pat Saiki Dies at 96

Weather and Disaster

Forecasts

Hawaiian Electric Issues Shutoff Watch for Maui

The utility says a possible power shutoff could follow high winds and dry conditions across Maui County and Hawaiʻi Island through Sunday.


Finance

Live Poll

Do you prefer when your bank offers exclusive branded consumer products and designs?

Banking

Bank of Hawai'i Launches Hello Kitty Debit Cards

The bank is celebrating Hello Kitty Day with three new character-themed debit card designs.

Bank of Hawai'i Launches Hello Kitty Debit Cards

Politics

Live Poll

Do you think Hawaii's state government is fairly paying Native Hawaiians what they are owed?

Legislative Policy

Working Group Begins Ceded Land Revenue Review

An 11-member panel has started work to determine how much ceded land revenue the state owes the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.

Working Group Begins Ceded Land Revenue Review

Day to day, the page takes in the legislature and the governor's office, statewide elections, the courts and the industries and institutions most central to Hawaii's economy. Reporting runs through Honolulu and Hilo and the communities spread across the island chain. Tourism and the military presence on Oʻahu together generate a significant share of state revenue and shape the largest share of policy arguments. Housing costs and the high cost of living relative to wages are the structural conditions that return most persistently to the state's agenda.


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