Daryl Huff is a newsman based in Honolulu, Hawaii. He is currently employed by KGMB-TV and focuses on local news stories, covering a wide range of topics including crime, politics, education, and infrastructure. With his extensive experience in journalism, Daryl provides the community with in-depth reporting and analysis on issues that impact the people of Hawaii.
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Daryl primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories in Hawaii. He often covers topics related to police, crime, education, government, and housing within the context of Honolulu and Hawaii.
Given his focus on local issues in these areas, Daryl would likely be interested in pitches that provide insider perspectives or expert analysis related to ongoing legal or political matters specific to Hawaii and its impact on the community. Additionally, he may find value in pitches offering exclusive insights into evolving stories concerning real estate industry developments within the state.
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By: Daryl Huff
Taxpayers may pay $1.5 million to settle a lawsuit over the police shooting of a South African rugby star.
By: Daryl Huff
As Hawaii residents get ready to cast their votes, many are confused over a question on this year's ballot.
By: Daryl Huff
A Hawaii man says he was disgusted and angry to be caught up in a viral internet smear against vice presidential candidate Tim Walz.
Supporters of the change worry that people will ignore the proposal because of confusion -- and cause it to die.
Gov. Josh Green is once again under fire from Native Hawaiian farmers and environmentalists for his handling of a nomination to the important state water commission.
One of the state Legislature’s most conservative Republicans is facing a tough re-election battle.
By: Daryl Huff
At a briefing with the attorney general they learned why no one was prosecuted after the disaster and why the governor has no plan yet for a prevention program
Water commission nominee Hinano Rodrigues' qualifications for the seat are questioned. (Hawaii News Now) By Daryl Huff Published: Oct. 31, 2024 at 4:50 AM GMT+1
By: Daryl Huff
Gov. Josh Green’s two key appointees to the state water commission officially started work Thursday.
By: Daryl Huff
Despite no evidence of voter fraud in Hawaii elections, leaders of the local Republican party are urging voters to be vigilant for irregularities.
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