Kaniela Ing News Today

We are back live in the cnn newsroom. Im jim acosta in washington. We are tracking hurricane hilary. The system just weakened to a category 2 storm with winds of 110 miles per hour. The historic and potentially catastrophic storm is barrelling toward the southwestern United States, triggering the first ever Tropical Storm warning for millions of people in Southern California. The San Bernardino county Sheriffs Department just issued an Evacuation Warning for some areas in that part of Southern C...

Amy the death toll from the devastating fires on the Hawaiian Island of maui has reached 55 and is expected to rise. The Historic Town of lahaina has been largely destroyed in what is now being described as the largest Natural Disaster in hawaiis history. We will speak to two native hawaiian activists in maui about the fires, the legacy of colonialism, and the Climate Crisis. The fire is a symbol of the terminal point, where it all end s up if you continue down this mode of extraction as a way t...

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Investigators for the state Campaign Spending Commission on Wednesday recommended that former state Rep. Kaniela Ing be fined another $18,250 — in addition to the nearly $22,000 that he already had been fined — for 24 campaign spending violations.

The former state lawmaker could be penalized more than $18,000 for failure to keep financial records and filing false reports.

And Ronna McDaniel is planning to step down as RNC chair.

Exclusive: multistate tour, launching in Michigan on Sunday, aims to pressure Biden on climate action before 2024 election

Editor's note: This article was written on behalf of the Editorial Board.After years of begging mainland tourists to stop vacationing in Hawai’i, demands from the Kānaka Maoli — the Indigeno

Hawaii State House Speaker Scott Saiki hit the mark this week while proposing better oversight for the suddenly burgeoning industry of Lahaina fire relief fundr

Money raised for direct relief could end up being used for political candidates and activities.