AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHonolulu Crime: A man in his 40s was critically injured in a Young Street stabbing Friday night; police are investigating it as attempted homicide. Water Supply: A $109 million EPA loan completes financing for Oʻahu’s Kalaeloa desalination plant, designed to produce up to 2.55 million gallons of drinking water daily. Housing: Family Promise launched rent subsidies and support services for families facing homelessness, which has risen 21% since 2022. In ʻEwa Beach, 126 affordable rental units are nearing completion. Schools and Justice: A federal grand jury indicted a former Moanalua wrestling coach on 14 counts, including child sex trafficking and child sexual abuse material charges. Elections: Hawaiʻi Supreme Court justices pressed the state elections office to help a stalled commission resume meetings ahead of November’s election. Wildlife: Officials urge residents to turn off unnecessary outdoor lights through Dec. 15 to protect young seabirds during fallout season. Higher Education: UH’s Direct2UH program now covers all 10 campuses and 13 charter schools, offering eligible seniors admission without an application fee.
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