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Spectrum Seeks Retail Sales Specialist in Kaneohe, Hawaii Amidst Local Connectivity Focus

Spectrum Seeks Retail Sales Specialist in Kaneohe, Hawaii Amidst Local Connectivity Focus

Spectrum Seeks Retail Sales Specialist in Kaneohe, Hawaii Amidst Local Connectivity Focus
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Zarina Dessert Studio Opens First Physical Location in Kapolei, Offering Viral Fruit Desserts

Zarina Dessert Studio Opens First Physical Location in Kapolei, Offering Viral Fruit Desserts

Zarina Dessert Studio Opens First Physical Location in Kapolei, Offering Viral Fruit Desserts
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Sierra Pacific Industries Offers Entry-Level Labor Positions at Lincoln Mill with Competitive Benefits

Sierra Pacific Industries Offers Entry-Level Labor Positions at Lincoln Mill with Competitive Benefits

Sierra Pacific Industries Offers Entry-Level Labor Positions at Lincoln Mill with Competitive Benefits
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Powerful Pacific hurricanes Nolo and Polo threaten Hawaii and Mexico

Powerful Pacific hurricanes Nolo and Polo threaten Hawaii and Mexico

Hurricane Nolo continued on its path near Hawaii while Hurricane Polo approached Mexico on Sunday Sept. 27.
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Honolulu Division of Motor Vehicles Assists Kauaʻi Residents After Fire Disrupts Services

Honolulu Division of Motor Vehicles Assists Kauaʻi Residents After Fire Disrupts Services

The City and County of Honolulu Division of Motor Vehicles is temporarily assisting Kauaʻi residents who require duplicate driver's licenses. This assistance comes after a recent fire in the Kāpule Building at Līhuʻe Civic Center severely disrupted Kauaʻi County government facilities, halting standard driver licensing services. The fire destroyed the primary administrative and information technology hub for Kauaʻi’s Division of Motor Vehicles, leaving many residents unable to access essential credential replacements. Kauaʻi County residents can now use Honolulu's online portal to request a replacement or duplicate copy of their valid Hawaiʻi driver’s license. The service is specifically for exact duplicate requests and cannot be used for changes to names, residential addresses, or personal data. The standard fee for an online duplicate is $7, and the new credential will be mailed directly to the applicant's address, with delivery expected within five weeks.
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Allied Universal Expands Security Officer Roles in New York, Emphasizing Career Growth and Flexible Scheduling

Allied Universal Expands Security Officer Roles in New York, Emphasizing Career Growth and Flexible Scheduling

Allied Universal Expands Security Officer Roles in New York, Emphasizing Career Growth and Flexible Scheduling
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Hawaiian Electric to Retire Fossil Fuel Plants Despite EPA Easing Emissions Rules

Hawaiian Electric to Retire Fossil Fuel Plants Despite EPA Easing Emissions Rules

Hawaiian Electric has announced its continued commitment to retiring two major fossil fuel-fired power plants on Maui, the Mā‘alaea Generating Station and the Kahului Power Plant, despite recent actions by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The EPA recently repealed most of the Biden administration’s greenhouse gas requirements for U.S. power plants and proposed rescinding all remaining greenhouse gas standards for the power sector. The agency justified these changes by stating that the previous rules were "effectively forcing plants to retire rather than setting standards they could actually meet." However, Hawaiian Electric stated that these EPA revisions will "have no effect" on its plans, reaffirming its commitment to Hawaii's clean energy goals, renewable energy integration, grid modernization, and emissions reduction objectives. The company has been working towards a state-mandated goal of 100% renewable energy by 2045 and had reached 37% renewable energy across the five islands it serves as ...
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Hawai‘i Parks Close as Tropical Storm Nolo Approaches

Hawai‘i Parks Close as Tropical Storm Nolo Approaches

The Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) has announced the closure of all state parks, forest reserves, hiking trails, and camping areas on Hawai‘i Island, Maui, and Moloka‘i due to the anticipated impacts of Tropical Storm Nolo. The storm is expected to bring significant to extreme flash flooding, hurricane-force winds, and dangerous coastal conditions starting Thursday, September 24, 2026, on Hawai‘i Island and Friday, September 25, 2026, on Maui and Moloka‘i. Issuance of camping permits has been suspended until further notice. Residents and visitors are urged to avoid forested and coastal areas due to risks such as rising streams, flash flooding, falling trees, and storm surge. The DLNR will assess damages before reopening affected areas.
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Hurricane Nolo Intensifies Near Hawaii

Hurricane Nolo Intensifies Near Hawaii

Hurricane Nolo has rapidly intensified into a Category 1 storm with sustained winds of 85 mph (137 km/h), according to the National Hurricane Center. As of 2 a.m. local time Friday, the hurricane was located approximately 200 miles south of Hawaii’s Big Island and moving generally north. This marks the third significant hurricane to impact Hawaii in just six weeks, during a tropical season influenced by a super El Niño. Rapid intensification, defined as a wind speed increase of 58 mph (93 km/h) or more within 24 hours, has been observed in five storms this season, highlighting the effects of warming oceans and climate change.
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Hurricane Nolo strengthening as it barrels toward Hawaii. See tracker

Hurricane Nolo strengthening as it barrels toward Hawaii. See tracker

Hurricane Nolo is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane as it approaches Hawaii. Here's a look at its potential path.