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Feeding Kids Can Be Tough For Some Hawaii Charter Schools

Without state funding, principals say they need to find creative solutions to offer lunches to their students.

Danny De Gracia: Our Social Networks Are Crumbling. People Are Suffering

Civic engagement and mental health are on the decline. What do they have in common? Weakened social support structures.

The Number Of People Living On The Streets Of Oahu Has Nearly Doubled In The Last Decade

The island's homeless population increased by roughly 12% from 2023 to 2024.

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Hawaii's Deaf Community Is Struggling With Lack Of Certified ASL Interpreters

There are no state-credentialed American Sign Language interpreters living on Kauai, Molokai, Niihau or Lanai.

Scientists Say Lahaina's Offshore Water Quality Is Pretty Good — So Far — Despite The Fire

A monthslong sampling effort turned up elevated levels of copper and zinc but no sign of PCBs or arsenic.

Emergency Room Closure In Wahiawa Magnifies A Capacity Crunch

As emergency rooms filled with patients, Honolulu's head of emergency services was tasked with coordinating ambulance arrivals.

Hawaii Prison Officials Hope A New Women's Wellness Center Will Reduce Recidivism

The Women's Prison Project is raising $85,000 for a wellness center at the prison that is expected to improve quality of life for incarcerated women.

Free Summer School Programs In Hawaii Face Uncertain Future

As federal coronavirus funding expires, the Hawaii Department of Education must make the case for continued investments in summer learning.

The Clock Is Ticking For Hawaii To Commit Its Remaining Federal Coronavirus Funds

The unparalleled flow of dollars from the U.S. Treasury has created both challenges and opportunities for local government.