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Union says it has no confidence in Home Forward leadership after travel spending revelations.
CEO Ivory Mathews spent over $100,000 on travel to housing conferences since 2023, sparking union concern.
A Hawaii trip in October 2024 raised questions about the purpose and cost of travel.
Union notes staff pay and benefits contrasts with executive travel spending.
Board members defended Mathews’ leadership at the first meeting after the disclosures.
Agency pledges independent assessment and a public metrics dashboard.
Union cites pay disparities between staff and leadership.
Board chair and leadership emphasize accountability and local focus.
Mayor’s office says leadership should use funds more responsibly amid housing needs.
Union calls for accountability and meaningful reforms.

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The PGA Tour plans to have no events in Hawaii for the first time in 63 years after this year's season opener in Maui was cancelled due to drought conditions.
The Sentry was scheduled for 8-11 January at Kapalua, but was scrapped after a water rights dispute could not be resolved.
With no Hawaii opener, the Sony Open on Oahu is eyed as a potential move to the PGA Tour Champions circuit for veterans, reshaping Hawaii's footprint.

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Ariyoshi’s death marks the passing of Hawaii’s first Asian American governor, ending a landmark era in U.S. politics.
Current Hawaii Gov. Josh Green praised Ariyoshi’s humility and public service as the state mourns his long legacy.
Ariyoshi’s rise mirrored Hawaii’s Democratic realignment as Democrats gained the Legislature and began a decades-long political ascent.

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DLNR urges the public to keep 150 feet away from mother seals during pupping season.
Births occur year-round, with peak activity March through August for mothers on shore.
Keep dogs on a leash and maintain distance to prevent stress and potential harm.
Report monk seal sightings or harassment to NOAA or DLNR hotlines for quick response.
The seals are protected by state and federal law, making harassment illegal.
Viewers are advised to use zoom or binoculars instead of approaching seals.
Mothers can be defensive; stress from disturbances may cause pups to be abandoned.
Officials emphasize ongoing recovery depends on responsible behavior by residents and visitors.
DLNR and NOAA call for public assistance in sightings and potential interventions.

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