
Mark Ladao
News ProducerMark Ladao is a News Producer for Hawai'i Public Radio.
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There are about 100 active game rooms on any given day, Honolulu police have said, and new legislation aims to make it easier to deter or shut them down. Honolulu City Councilmembers Tyler Dos Santos-Tam and Andria Tupola held a news conference to introduce the bills.
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A free, step-by-step call service that helps the blind and visually impaired is now available at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. HPR's Mark Ladao has more.
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Lāhainā fire survivors will soon be able to visit their homes, and more business areas in the historic town are being re-opened following last monthʻs devastating wildfire.
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Until now, the city’s pest control vendor has only trapped and removed feral chickens from city-owned properties. But a new contract with Sandwich Isle Pet Solutions makes those services available to private property owners as well.
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Thousands of parking meters on Oʻahu have been upgraded to accept coin, credit card and phone app payments, city officials announced Wednesday. The Honolulu Department of Transportation Services said about 2,100 modernized, 4G-enabled meters have been installed on city parking stalls. Read and listen to the story from HPR's Mark Ladao.