The Hawaii Native Species Conservation and Recovery Act would protect over 10,000 plant and animal species that are native to the Hawaiian Islands.

Under consideration this week, a bill aims to help crack down on the problem. The deadline to submit testimony is Thursday, Feb. 20th. Yuri Asai told Island News, "I live in Hawaii Kai.

Hawaii's Senate Bill 893 to legalize casino gambling was placed in indefinite limbo by the state legislature following sharp opposition from lawmakers, government agencies, and legal bodies.

opposed the bill in written testimony in part because plenty of beverage containers get recycled outside redemption centers. “All counties in Hawaii have recycling programs,” she wrote.

Linda Beechinor, vice president of the Hawaii chapter of the American Nurses Association, urged support for the bill, saying that the nursing workload is a wellness issue, directly impacting the ...

this bill puts its finger on the game animal problem’s pulse,” Duerr said. “No one is responsible for the conservation and control of game animals in the state of Hawaii. At GMAC ...

this bill puts its finger on the game animal problem’s pulse,” Duerr said. “No one is responsible for the conservation and control of game animals in the state of Hawaii. At GMAC we have ...

Brett Baty, a 25-year-old third baseman who has played parts of three seasons with the Mets, has worn No. 22 since he was called up in 2022. After a January conversation with Soto, the team's 2019 ...

PORT ST. LUCIE — Brett Baty had a feeling something might be up when the Mets’ traveling secretary asked for his automobile insurance information earlier this week. That traveling secretary, ...

Brett Baty was the New York Mets Opening Day third baseman in 2024. However, it didn’t last long due to early struggles. Across 50 games last season, the former first-round pick hit .229 with a ...

Juan Soto did just that. The New York Mets star outfielder gifted third baseman Brett Baty an SUV after his new teammate gave up his jersey number, No. 22, in the offseason. "Oh, no you didn't," a ...