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Hurricane season lasts in Hawaiʻi until the end of November, but the rainy season lingers for several more months. That has some homeowners checking their flood insurance — and those rates are going to be changing. It’s all part of a new way of calculating risk. Pacific Business News Editor in Chief A. Kam Napier has more.
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HONOLULU — Hawai‘i officials on Tuesday partially reopened a highway on Kaua‘i that was covered by a landslide after heavy rains last week, reconnecting…
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The town of Hanalei and communities of Haena and Wainiha, isolated by storm-triggered landslides three years ago, was once again cut off from the rest of…
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HONOLULU — Heavy rains are part of the winter wet season in Hawaiian Islands. But the downpours triggering flooding that destroyed homes and bridges and…
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Updated 3/9/21, 4:23 p.m.HONOLULU — Heavy rains prompted evacuations over fears that a dam might breach on the Hawaiian island of Maui, and officials…
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Charles “Chip” Fletcher is a Professor of Earth Science at UH M?noa. He’s also Vice-Chair of the Honolulu Climate Change Commission and has recently…
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On May 1st, a stretch of Kuhio Highway on Kauai’s North Shore will reopen to the general public for the first time in more than a year. State and County…
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The last several miles of road along Kaua?i’s North Shore remain closed to the public since the April flood. Local residents are limited to commute along…
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A new community-driven initiative on Kaua’i’s North Shore aims to ensure residents have a say in rebuilding their coast after the massive flooding earlier…
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The recent volcanic activity on the Big Island of Hawai‘i has captured the attention of the world. But elsewhere in the islands there’s another dramatic…