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Kupu announces impact of Kupu Aina Corps program

Kupu has announced the results of the Kupu Aina Corps workforce development program, West Hawaii Today reported.


Honolulu youth named Hawaii’s top volunteers

Two Honolulu youth were named Hawaii's top youth volunteers of 2021 by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, a press release reported.


Hawaii issues update on jobless benefits

The State of Hawaii has issued an update to jobless benefits for those waiting for their payments through one of two extension programs, Hawaii News Now reported.


Saiki: 'The University of Hawaii must no longer manage Mauna Kea'

During a House Chamber meeting with the new legislative session, House Speaker Scott Saiki spoke on a number of issues, including COVID-19 vaccine distribution and other struggles faced by Mauna Kea, KHON 2 reported.


Lowen introduces legislation to hold producers accountable for plastic management

State Rep. Nicole Lowen has introduced new legislation to insure that producers remain responsible for their management of plastic packaging.


UH responds to calls to end management of Maunakea state lands

The University of Hawaiʻi issued a press release responding to calls to end its management of Maunakea state lands.


AAC donates $2 million to Hawai’i food supply

American AgCredit (AAC) pledged $2 million to support GoFarm Hawai‘i, according to a University of Hawai'i press release.


Medical experts remind public of cancer dangers amid pandemic

The University of Hawai’i has issued a statement detailing an open letter by medical experts that warns residents to still be wary of the dangers of cancer amid the COVID-19 pandemic.


Hawai’i nonprofits offer assistance during COVID-19 pandemic

The University of Hawai’i has issued a press release detailing the efforts of nonprofit group Ke Kula Nui O Waimānalo (KKNOW).


Hawaii Tourism Authority: 94% of visitors 'satisfied' with recent visits

Most mainland visitors are satisfied with their recent trips to Hawaii despite COVID-19 restrictions and mandates, according to a Hawaii Tourism Authority survey, which was conducted by Anthology.


Hawaii public school teachers received $40,000 in grants last year

The Hawaii State Federal Credit Union announced that nearly $40,000 in grants were awarded to Hawaii public school teachers in 2020.


Kaiser Permanente Hawaii donates $95,000 to provide health care to homeless

Kaiser Permanente Hawaii has awarded a $95,000 grant to HOPE Services, according to West Hawaii Today.


Programs for Hawaii schoolchildren suffer during COVID-19 pandemic

Programs and organizations that benefit Hawaii’s schoolchildren have suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic due to budget cuts, according to reports.


Hawaii Community Lending recognized for helping community members

Hawaii Community Lending was recently acknowledged for their help with local residents during the COVID-19 pandemic.


Hawaii to receive $12 million in grants to fight homelessness

Hawaii is set to receive more than $12 million in grant funding from the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Continuum of Care Program.


Hawaii visitors 'satisfied' with trip despite COVID-19 restrictions, survey finds

Most mainland visitors are satisfied with their recent trips to Hawaii despite COVID-19 restrictions and mandates, according to a Hawaii Tourism Authority survey, which was conducted by Anthology, the Star Advertiser reported.


Hawaii DLNR to expand wetland reservation project

The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources announced the expansion of the state’s first wetland restoration project on Kaua‘i, the Kawai‘ele Waterbird Sanctuary.


Two new COVID-19 variants found in Hawaii

The Hawaii Department of Health recently issued a press release stating that additional new variants of the COVID-19 virus have made it to Hawaii.


Hawaii Tourism Authority: 94% of visitors 'satisfied' with Hawaii trips amid pandemic

On Monday, Feb. 1, the results of a survey commissioned by the Hawaii Tourism Authority were made public.