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Category / Event Sub-Category / Division Matchup / Teams Result / Time / Details CALENDAR — TODAY Volleyball ILH Girls Varsity I Mid-Pacific at ‘Iolani Kamehameha at Punahou 6 p.m. 6 p.m. ILH Girls Varsity...
Question: Has anyone inquired about the AdaptHealth security breach? AdaptHealth joined Kaiser in April 2026 and provides medical equipment supplies. I received a letter from Kroll informing me of a breach in June 2026. I called Kaiser to get more information but they weren’t aware of the situation. I called Kroll at 844-958-8963 and they didn’t have more information except to visit “Enroll.KrollMonitoring.com/redeem” to activate identity monitoring services by Nov. 13, 2026. Why isn’t Kaiser Pe
A 46-year-old felon with 16 prior state convictions is facing a federal criminal charge after he was cited for smoking a cigarette and allegedly found in possession of a ghost gun, fentanyl and cocaine in Chinatown.
Some areas of Kauai’s North Shore could see power restoration on Wednesday, though it could take one to two more weeks for remote areas to turn on their lights, according to the Kauai Island Utility Cooperative.
The Lion did not sleep on Saturday night.
The University of Hawaii is hoping to align its master plan with the state’s policy on Mauna Kea, proposing that decommissioned telescope sites could be reused for such scientific purposes as long as the total number of observatories is still capped at nine.
FEMA has approved nearly $7.6 million in disaster recovery and hazard mitigation funding for Hawaii, including money for emergency measures following the 2023 wildfires and projects aimed at protecting critical infrastructure from future disasters.
Native plants could soon become more prevalent in landscaping throughout Hawaii County under a proposed bill aimed at perpetuating and protecting the island’s unique ecosystems.
Imua Family Services has named Brian Nagami as chief operating officer, effective Sept. 1. Nagami has 13 years’ experience at the organization, previously serving as program director from 2011 to 2016, and returning in 2018 as director of information. His experience in between and prior to Imua includes executive director of the Maui County Workforce Development Board; as well as leadership and program development positions at Hale Makua Health Services, the National Kidney Foundation of Hawai
Kauai tourists are like those house guests you really want to see — just not quite yet. The Garden Island does need the economic support of visitors, but the cleanup after Hurricane Lowell has proven to be a much heavier burden than many expected. Some tourist accommodations are now compromised as well, though those that aren’t could still welcome the new arrivals.
Members of the general public have several opportunities later this week to pay respects to late Hawaii Gov. George Ariyoshi and his family, starting with a visitation and ceremony Friday at the state Capitol.
National Drive Electric Month celebrates electric vehicles (EVs) and runs through Oct. 12. Hawaii is celebrating its progress. We now have over 42,700 registered electric vehicles, up 10.6% from August 2025. About 1 in every 25 passenger vehicles is electric.
‘Iolani opened ILH play with wins over Punahou and Kamehameha, then collected all eight first-place votes to remain atop the Girls Volleyball Top 10 this week.
The Honolulu City Council has approved legislation exempting the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation from a city law requirement to notify property owners and lessees when seeking Council authorization to condemn their property for construction of the over $10 billion Skyline project.
