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Letter: Explore use of pesticide injection on beetles

At the Makalena and West Loch golf courses, the coconut trees and other palms are being attacked by the coconut rhinoceros beetles, (CRB).

Navy takes action to resolve drinking water complaints at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam : Maui Now

Recommendations include: extra training for personnel responding to residents’ questions and concerns; development of pamphlets outlining sampling and testing processes and use of the JBPHH Safe Waters website; and a plan to extend the LTM program beyond its originally planned end date of March 2024. 

Historic royal palms in Wahiawa threatened by invasive rhino beetle

It’s against the law to harm the historic palms that line Royal Palm Drive in Wahiawa, as they are protected by the city’s Exceptional Tree Program.

Letter: Find creative solutions for school bus drivers

Your excellent editorial, “Proactive action on school bus woes” (Star- Advertiser, Our View, Aug. 24), noted the shortage of school bus drivers.

Water crisis once again disrupts Hawaii military families' lives

A "boil water" advisory affects about 93,000 service members, families and civilians in Hawaii after four water line breaks.

Kokua Line: Which bus routes are changing for rail?

Residents get opportunity to speak directly with military officials defueling Red Hill

Red Hill open house might seem like an oxymoron to some. The event was not an actual welcome mat to the Navy's underground fuel storage facility that for so long was kept under wraps in the name of national security. But it did mean access to military personnel like never before to understand this chapter of Red Hill.

A Child's Remembrances of Pearl Harbor: The Day of Infamy and the Years of War

On Dec. 7, 1941, in the early morning hours on the beautiful Hawaiian island of Oahu, Dorinda Makanaonalani .

Local activists deliver water to Kapilina residents affected by Red Hill

U.S. military bases in Hawaii without water after water main break

Several U.S. military bases here, including the headquarters of the Indo-Pacific Command, are without water after a water main break disrupted service to more than 90,000 service members and family, according to military officials. The water main broke Friday and repairs to the 36-inch pipe are expected to last a week.