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Mengshin Lin/APAfter the hurricanes, HPR’s weekly segment "Homeroom Hawaiʻi" takes a look at the next thing taking schools by storm: homecoming week. -
Business WireMeasure 3008 would create a new property tax program called an ʻĀina Kūpuna dedication that would let Hawaiʻi families, who can trace their land back to being continuously owned before statehood in 1959, pay a fixed property tax for 10 years.
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One of Hawaiʻi Island’s geological marvels is no more. Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park confirmed on Wednesday that the Hōlei Sea Arch has collapsed. -
Pat Saiki played a significant role in the passage of legislation paying reparations to Japanese Americans incarcerated by the U.S. during World War II. -
In a recent state informational briefing lawmakers, experts and local officials discussed the possibility of the state using “reverse vending machines” in stores and “bag drop-off” locations where recyclables can be returned. -
Molokaʻi residents fight to renew import restrictions aimed at keeping coconut rhinoceros beetle off island. -
Oʻahu-based artist Jana Ireijo shares her experience as an artist chosen for the Hawaiʻi Climate Action Residency program. -
Roger Babcock, director of the Honolulu Department of Environmental Services, explains a new composting program the city will be rolling out. -
HPR speaks with the filmmakers behind “Pili Hou,” an upcoming documentary about the search for a long-lost matriarch. -
The University of Hawaiʻi’s John A. Burns School of Medicine was ranked first in the nation by the American Association of Medical Colleges for its community engagement. -
A temporary library site for Lahaina is underway and is planned to open early next year. -
State specialists say that the coqui frog infestation in Pālolo Valley is worsening despite containment efforts.
