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The negotiations follow a seven-day strike from nurses and certified nurse aides, who are demanding higher wages and better work conditions.
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The state Department of Health has investigated more than 220 uncertified care homes in the last four years. Eleven have been shut down, and more than $2 million have been collected in fines. A law to bar the referral or transfer to unlicensed care facilities became effective this month, with $1,000 penalties for each day of infractions.
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Hawaiʻi Rep. Jill Tokuda hopes to highlight the state with the advent of the Congressional Bipartisan Rural Health Caucus. The caucus is in its recruiting phase now, a large step considering the group was last active about a decade ago.
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Hawaiʻi residents between the ages of 72 and 79 will be able to renew their driver's license for a four-year period starting next week.
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During President Donald Trumps state of the union speech--lots of attention was given to the Border Wall and the threat of another government shutdown,…
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K?puna in an affordable housing complex in Kaka‘ako were given quite the scare last week. They received notices that their rent would soon increase – some…