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Aqua cells underway on Pa'akea Road to prevent future flooding

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By Jasmine Perry Verified
| KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
WAIANAE, Hawaii (Island News) -- Back in March, Leeward Oahu residents experienced a nightmare during the Kona Low storm. Flood waters surrounded properties, trapping families from going in or out of their homes, as the flood rose up to eight feet in some areas. "It's frustrating for the residents here. Whenever this roadway is impassable, it makes it difficult for anybody who needs this route to be connected," said HDOT Ed Sniffen.
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Safe Routes to School Project expected to continue throughout school year

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By Jasmine Perry Verified
| KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
WAIKEA, Hawaii (Island News) -- Construction is already underway on Kīlauea Ave, as part of the Safe Routes to School Project that started last week. While the project could interfere with traffic, Hawaii County's Department of Public Works wants to let the public know that this is only temporary. Waikea Elementary, Intermediate, and High Schools are already surrounded by construction.
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Honolulu Prosecutors Office finds Makaha officer-involved shooting justified

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By Jasmine Perry Verified
| KITV-TV (Honolulu, HI) Verified
MAKAHA, Hawaii (Island News) -- It's been a year-long investigation into a now fatal officer-involved shooting in Makaha. The Honolulu Prosecutor's Office wrapped up a press conference this afternoon on its findings. The office found that the use of deadly force was justified under the Hawaiʻi law — stating the officers were protecting themselves after the suspect repeatedly rammed the stolen truck into the police vehicle. "Mr. Stevens brought his death on himself.
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