The Conversation: EPA fines state for illegal cesspool; Kai Kahele seeks votes in gubernatorial race

By Catherine Cruz,

Lillian Tsang

Published August 9, 2022 at 1:36 PM HST

Amy Miller from the Environmental Protection Agency gives a closer look at the $100,000 fine against the state Department of Land and Natural Resources for cesspool violations on Kauaʻi | Full Story
U.S. Rep. Kai Kahele hopes to bring his congressional experience home as Hawaiʻi's next governor. Find more information on the 2022 election here | Full Story
Honolulu Civil Beat reporter Cassie Ordonio talks about campaign spending in the Honolulu City Council races for today's Reality Check | Full Story
HPR reporter Casey Harlow describes where Hawaiʻi stands in the 2022 Kids Count report | Full Story
Derek Ching, founder of the snack company Hawaiʻi's Choice, continues the tastes of his family's Yick Lung brand with new li hing mui candies | Full Story

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