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Between 2018 and 2020, Hawaii lost 850 providers — or about 20% of the childcare workforce. → Read More
Police say it’s the second time a situation like this has happened in the mall’s public restrooms in recent months. → Read More
It’s already happening in other states. → Read More
Critics complain there are no immediate consequences for repeat offenders caught violating Waikiki's Safe and Sound program. → Read More
Kona Community Hospital could be forced to close if it doesn’t meet new regulations set to go in effect later this year. → Read More
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Lawmakers are responding to an HNN investigation into failing infrastructure that’s threatening the future of Kona Community Hospital. They must now decide whether to hand over nearly $19 million for emergency repairs. Della Au Belatti, head of the House Committee on Health and Homelessness, says recent coverage has made it a hot topic at the Capitol. “Having these… → Read More
Scores of cancer patients on Hawaii Island are at risk of losing access to the chemotherapy drugs keeping them alive. → Read More
Critical emergency services at the state-funded hospital could be at risk. → Read More
Without them patient care is at risk. → Read More
In September, the city closed Koko Head Shooting Complex after tests revealed nine out of 10 workers tested had lead levels above the normal range. → Read More
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - In September, the city made a big splash in launching “Waikiki Safe and Sound,” a program billed as taking a harder stance on crime in the state’s no. 1 tourism destination. A centerpiece of the initiative: Banning habitual criminal offenders from Waikiki for up to a year. But five months after the program’s launch, critics say “Safe and Sound” has key flaws, the most… → Read More
Staff at Kalamapii Playschool are moving out after the facility’s lease was terminated. → Read More
The case study offers new perspective on the significant child care shortage in Hawaii. → Read More
The Family Assessment Center was one of the only programs on the island that took in entire families. → Read More
The idea is to get homeless drug addicts into residential drug treatment programs right after they’re arrested. → Read More
This village will have a distinct difference from the ones on Oahu. → Read More
Duncan Mahi is facing nearly a dozen charges, including kidnapping, robbery and terroristic threatening. → Read More
Sources say the jail was tipped off by a USPS inspector. → Read More
City officials say it's one of three new kauhale in the works on Oahu. → Read More
The city admits it doesn’t know when the Homeless Resource Center will open. → Read More