AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHurricane Lowell & travel disruption: Hawaiʻi is again on emergency alert as Category 4 Hurricane Lowell churns south of the islands, with state warnings of flight delays and cancellations starting Sunday through Tuesday; PMRF also set TCCOR 3 and ordered key storm preparations. Local governance: The Hawaiʻi Supreme Court ordered a special election for State House District 43 after a tied Republican primary decided by a name-draw was ruled not to give voters a fair outcome. Military/environment review: DLNR granted Navy and NASA a 15-day extension on the FEIS for lease renewals tied to PMRF and the Kōkeʻe Park Geophysical Observatory, keeping public testimony in play. Public safety/transport: A dump truck with its bed raised ripped off part of its load under the Waiawa overpass, jamming H-1 traffic and closing lanes for hours. Community & culture: Honolulu’s Chinatown Wo Fat Building sold for $2M, with new owners planning homes, retail, and a museum. Courts & crime: A Montana man accused of antisemitic death threats against Gov. Josh Green pleaded not guilty in federal court, and a Maui carjacking/kidnapping defendant received an additional 10-year sentence. Business & jobs: Young Brothers named new vice presidents for external/government affairs and marketing/communications.
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