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The Number Of People Living On The Streets Of Oahu Has Nearly Doubled In The Last Decade

The island's homeless population increased by roughly 12% from 2023 to 2024.

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Hawaii s Deaf Community Is Struggling With Lack Of Certified ASL Interpreters

There are no state-credentialed American Sign Language interpreters living on Kauai, Molokai, Niihau or Lanai.

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Scientists Say Lahaina s Offshore Water Quality Is Pretty Good — So Far — Despite The Fire

A monthslong sampling effort turned up elevated levels of copper and zinc but no sign of PCBs or arsenic.

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Emergency Room Closure In Wahiawa Magnifies A Capacity Crunch

As emergency rooms filled with patients, Honolulu's head of emergency services was tasked with coordinating ambulance arrivals.

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Hawaii Prison Officials Hope A New Women s Wellness Center Will Reduce Recidivism

The Women's Prison Project is raising $85,000 for a wellness center at the prison that is expected to improve quality of life for incarcerated women.

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