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Two months after massive flooding from a severe storm caused extensive damage to his property in Haleiwa, resident Derek Gamiao worries when the next storm could hit.

LIHU‘E — Hawai‘i government leadership joined the Central Washington University College of Arts and Humanities in celebrating and honoring retired Brig. Gen. Myron Dobashi as a 2021 Distinguished Alumni Friday.

Millions of dollars for environmental, medical, and economic projects throughout Hawaii headline a series of funding requests by U.S. Reps. Ed Case (D-Hawaii) and Kai Kahele (D-Hawaii) in the upcoming federal budget.

United has gotten billions of dollars from the U.S. government to save jobs and keep workers on the payroll during the coronavirus pandemic.

WASHINGTON — Building a new blood bank, growing fresh coral for Waikiki tourists and expanding the ability of an organic farm in Waianae to process more produce are just a few of the pet projects Hawaii congressmen Ed Case and Kai Kahele hope to secure funding for during this year’s federal budget negotiations.

Oahu’s only skydiving operations can continue to operate at Dillingham Airfield at least until Dec. 31 under an extension granted by the state Department of Transportation.

US Representative Kai Kahele joined us live on Sunrise this morning. He says President Biden's proclamation of May as Asian American & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander month is so important given everything going on across the nation.

Newly elected Congressman Kaiali‘i Kahele made history as the first Hawai‘i congressional representative to relocate the 2nd District’s office from Honolulu to Hilo.