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Fewer candidates filed for election in Hawaii this year than in the past 10 years - Vimarsana News

Fewer candidates filed for election in Hawaii this year than in the past 10 years

A few of the most competitive primary races in Hawaii can be found in the Legislature, but the 2024 primary is also distinguished by the fact that dozens of incumbents

Thousands of Hawaiian homesteaders expected to soon lose phone and Internet services - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Hawaiian homesteaders expected to soon lose phone and Internet services

Thousands of homes and businesses -- many in remote areas -- will lose their phone and Internet services. That's the warning from the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands.

Source: kitv.com
Senators hope placards at agriculture businesses would stop spread of invasive pests - Vimarsana News

Senators hope placards at agriculture businesses would stop spread of invasive pests

We could one day see placards in front of nurseries, farms, and agriculture businesses, much like the state health department's system for eateries.

Source: kitv.com
Candidates file nomination papers, aim to help with Maui's housing crisis : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Candidates file nomination papers, aim to help with Maui's housing crisis : Maui Now

Two candidates for public office are testing political waters and saying they aim to help address Maui’s housing crisis, especially in the wake of the August wildfires.

Gov. Green signs bill to clarify counties' authority in regulating short-term rentals : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Gov. Green signs bill to clarify counties' authority in regulating short-term rentals : Maui Now

Gov. Josh Green followed through on his pledge to sign Senate Bill 2919, clarifying the counties’ authority to regulate short-term rentals. Mayor Richard Bissen has already moved ahead with introducing a bill to phase-out thousands of short-term rentals to open up long-term housing for residents.