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Hawaiʻi Immigrant Charged With Voting Illegally Amid Trump Crackdown
The case is the first in at least 40 years in Hawaiʻi involving a noncitizen.
If Hawaiʻi Roads Damaged Your Car, Don’t Expect A Payout
The Department of Transportation receives and rejects the most claims, data shows.
‘Terrified’ Kids’ Long-Held Concerns About Dentist Surface After Viral Video
Dr. Andrew Choy is one of few pediatric dentists in the Hilo area accepting Medicaid. Parents who say he’s traumatized their kids now drive four hours round trip to visit someone else.
Dramatic Shakeup Coming To Hawai‘i County Council
Priorities, alliances and leadership could change with four open seats this election.
Empty Shelves: Young Brothers Misses 3 Shipments To Molokaʻi In 21 Days
The shipping monopoly has missed its past two shipments to the Friendly Isle, plus another last month, leaving residents frustrated by empty store shelves and costly alternatives.
‘Cannot Happen Again’: Lawmaker Targets Doctors Who Impregnate Patients
After learning a beloved North Shore gynecologist was accused of using his own sperm to inseminate patients without their consent, Rep. Amy Perruso is seeking to outlaw this behavior.
Beth Fukumoto: New Honolulu Election Proposal Is A Good Small Step
Ranked choice voting is a tangible, workable first step that voters can actually take.
