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Work on a comprehensive book about the first 100-year history of the Honolulu Fire Department is currently underway. Paul Fox's passion is firefighting and he's one of the driving forces behind the book. The Conversation talked to him about the history and the book.
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The firefighter has been identified as Jeffrey Fiala. He had been with the Honolulu Fire Department for a year and a half.
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A 3-year-old boy has died from injuries received at the New Year's Eve fireworks explosion in Oʻahu's Salt Lake-Āliamanu neighborhood. He is the fourth fatality so far, according to local officials.
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The Honolulu City Council is considering a task force that would look into merging the Honolulu Emergency Services Department with the Honolulu Fire Department.
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The job for the state’s first-ever fire marshal should be posted within the next month, but the State Fire Council is considering recruiting options to speed up the hiring process. HPR's Ashley Mizuo explains.
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The Honolulu City Council approved a nearly $4.7 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year, including $3.6 billion for operations and over $1 billion for capital improvements. Specific projects include $62 million for a pedestrian bridge over the Ala Wai Canal and $50 million for affordable housing. HPR's Mark Ladao has more.
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What does it take to become one of Hawaiʻi's bravest? Honolulu Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike Jones and Capt. Jaimie Song spoke to The Conversation about the process.
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New lūʻau have run afoul of Honolulu's zoning laws; Slow-going efforts to clear misdemeanor arrest records; Narrow window for Oʻahu firefighter applications opens April 14; ThinkTech Hawaii web series to end in May
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A two-alarm fire destroyed two portable classrooms on the campus. No students or teachers were on campus at the time of the fire due to the holiday.
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The battery terminal of a 2017 Toyota RAV4 caught fire, resulting in the two-alarm blaze that damaged several units. The 2013-2018 models of the RAV4 were recalled due to fire concerns with replacement batteries.