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Hawaii Governor Josh Green Announces 25 Certified Opportunity Zones, Including Lahaina Front Street

Hawaii Governor Josh Green Announces 25 Certified Opportunity Zones, Including Lahaina Front Street

Hawaii Governor Josh Green Announces 25 Certified Opportunity Zones, Including Lahaina Front Street
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Kilauea Eruption Sends Lava 660 Feet Into Hawaiian Sky

Kilauea Eruption Sends Lava 660 Feet Into Hawaiian Sky

On November 5, Kilauea volcano in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park erupted dramatically, sending lava fountains soaring up to 660 feet above its summit crater. The eruption began at 12:10 p.m. local time in Halema‘uma‘u crater and lasted nearly six hours, ending abruptly at 6:01 p.m. This marked the 56th episode in a series of eruptions that started in December 2024. Approximately 8 million cubic yards of lava were released during this event, accompanied by volcanic gases and ash that reached up to 18,000 feet above sea level. The eruption created a stunning visual display, with the setting sun and volcanic gases producing vibrant colors over the crater. Scientists continue to monitor the volcano for signs of future activity.
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CVS Health Seeks Shift Supervisor in Kapolei, Hawaii, Offering Comprehensive Benefits and Competitive Pay

CVS Health Seeks Shift Supervisor in Kapolei, Hawaii, Offering Comprehensive Benefits and Competitive Pay

CVS Health Seeks Shift Supervisor in Kapolei, Hawaii, Offering Comprehensive Benefits and Competitive Pay
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Hawaii Explores Outsourcing Green Fee Project Management to External Fisheries Group

Hawaii Explores Outsourcing Green Fee Project Management to External Fisheries Group

Hawaii state officials are considering a proposal to enlist the Portland, Oregon-based Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission to help manage its green fee-funded marine conservation projects. This move comes as the state's green fee program, designed to combat climate change and protect the environment, enters its second year with over $100 million in annual funding. The proposed five-year, $5.4 million agreement would see the interstate group assist Hawaii's Aquatic Resources Division with drafting work proposals, evaluating candidates, awarding contracts, and monitoring project progress and costs. The outsourcing aims to alleviate the workload on state officials in distributing the substantial annual revenues. However, it also raises questions about the potential influence of an outside agency on the program's direction. The Board of Land and Natural Resources is set to review this proposal. Despite the significant funding, there is still a lack of clarity on how much of the nearly $130 million appro...
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Hawaii DBEDT Reaffirms Partnership with Japanese Retailer to Boost Local Business Exports

Hawaii DBEDT Reaffirms Partnership with Japanese Retailer to Boost Local Business Exports

Hawaii DBEDT Reaffirms Partnership with Japanese Retailer to Boost Local Business Exports
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Honolulu Ocean Safety Opens New $3.3 Million Facility in Kailua for Windward Oahu Lifeguards

Honolulu Ocean Safety Opens New $3.3 Million Facility in Kailua for Windward Oahu Lifeguards

Honolulu Ocean Safety has inaugurated a new $3.3 million facility in Kailua, marking its first permanent base for lifeguard operations on Windward O’ahu. This state-of-the-art facility is designed to support lifeguards responsible for patrolling the Windward coast, providing them with essential resources and a dedicated operational hub. The establishment of this permanent base signifies a significant upgrade in infrastructure for ocean safety services in the region. Previously, lifeguards in this area may have operated from less permanent or centralized locations, making this new facility a crucial development for enhancing response times and overall operational efficiency. The investment reflects a commitment to improving public safety along O’ahu’s coastlines.
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Strong Winds and Fire Weather Concerns for Kauai

Strong Winds and Fire Weather Concerns for Kauai

A 1030 mb high-pressure system building far north of Hawaii is expected to strengthen trade winds, bringing gusty conditions across the state. A Wind Advisory has been issued for Maui County and the Big Island, effective from midnight on November 10 through the night of November 11, 2026. Wind gusts could reach up to 50 mph in these areas, particularly through gaps and downslope of ridges. While Oahu and Kauai are not under the advisory, strong trade winds with gusts of 40 to 45 mph are anticipated, especially in areas downwind of terrain. The combination of strong winds and dry conditions will elevate fire weather concerns on November 11. Additionally, a High Surf Advisory has been issued for north and west-facing shores of several islands, including Kauai, from 6 AM Wednesday to 6 PM Thursday. (Source: Kauai Now, published on 2026-11-10 06:30:05 GMT)
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Nostalgia Drives Consumer Behavior in Hawaii, Fueling Analog Revival and Thrifting Boom

Nostalgia Drives Consumer Behavior in Hawaii, Fueling Analog Revival and Thrifting Boom

Nostalgia Drives Consumer Behavior in Hawaii, Fueling Analog Revival and Thrifting Boom
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Billabong to Launch Team Collection with Shane Dorian and Ewe Wong at HIC Kailua Event

Billabong to Launch Team Collection with Shane Dorian and Ewe Wong at HIC Kailua Event

Billabong to Launch Team Collection with Shane Dorian and Ewe Wong at HIC Kailua Event
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Hawaiʻi State Art Museum Showcases Hawaiʻi Open Arts Education Program in Mini Exhibit

Hawaiʻi State Art Museum Showcases Hawaiʻi Open Arts Education Program in Mini Exhibit

Hawaiʻi State Art Museum Showcases Hawaiʻi Open Arts Education Program in Mini Exhibit
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Rocket Ahuna's 'MĀNOA' Collection Reinterprets University of Hawaiʻi Sports Apparel as High Fashion

Rocket Ahuna's 'MĀNOA' Collection Reinterprets University of Hawaiʻi Sports Apparel as High Fashion

Rocket Ahuna's 'MĀNOA' Collection Reinterprets University of Hawaiʻi Sports Apparel as High Fashion
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Windy and Partly Cloudy Conditions in Honolulu

Windy and Partly Cloudy Conditions in Honolulu

Honolulu, Hawaii, is experiencing partly cloudy skies with consistent winds throughout the day. Temperatures are expected to range from 25°C (77°F) in the evening to 28°C (82°F) during the afternoon, with humidity levels fluctuating between 55% and 67%. Wind speeds will remain steady, reaching up to 34 km/h from the east-northeast. Precipitation chances are minimal, ranging from 1% to 8%, and no measurable rainfall is expected. The atmospheric pressure will vary slightly, from 1021.42 hPa in the morning to 1019.18 hPa in the afternoon. Overall, the day will feature comfortable temperatures and breezy conditions, making it ideal for outdoor activities.