The state has pledged to conserve, restore, and grow 100 million trees in Hawaiʻi by the year 2030. It’s part of a worldwide effort called the One Trillion Trees movement ...
Read More State commits to worldwide One Trillion Trees pledge
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Governor Ige’s priority of building more affordable rental housing advanced last month with the groundbreaking of Hale Makana O Moi‘ili‘ili. The mid-rise will include 80 studio and 25 one-bedroom units ...
Read More Senior affordable rental breaks ground
Good news has arrived for UH sports fans, wedding and event planners and others looking forward to the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. New Safe O‘ahu Response Plan guidelines announced Oct. ...
Read More New O‘ahu COVID rules and more fans in the stands
It is important we recognize the value of protecting our fresh water and the need for maintaining the critical infrastructure that allows us to enjoy reliable and clean water service.
Commonly, breast cancer is seen as a disease affecting only women. However, this misconception can delay diagnosis and treatment in men, which can have dire consequences.
(HONOLULU) – Following more than four hours of testimony from dozens of people, the Board of Land and Natural Resources voted not to accept a Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS) ...
Read More DLNR News Release: State land board rejects O’ahu aquarium fishing final environmental impact statement
Energy efficiency offers a variety of benefits to our State, and there are many different ways Hawai’i families and businesses can make smart energy choices.
Plasma donors and plasma protein therapies can save and improve many lives as they can increase quality of life and extend life expectancy.
Broadband services are essential infrastructure for the 21st century and play an important role in providing access to knowledge and opportunities from communities locally and around the world.