Diane Ako is a Communications Officer at various media outlets. She focuses on health and wellness, legal affairs, and legal technology, often exploring themes of accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion, particularly in relation to LGBTQ+ interests. Diane's work has been featured in The Citizen, WCSC-TV Live 5 News, KIFI News Group, and several other prominent platforms.
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Diane Ako's coverage is primarily focused on local news, including community events, food industry developments, and crime. She often covers announcements and government-related topics with a focus on Honolulu and Hawaii.
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By: Diane Ako
IRS-certified volunteers are helping people at 32 sites around Hawaii.
By: Diane Ako
Hospice experts Navian Hawaii says this service helps patients and families live as fully as possible.
KITV is the leading source of local news, sports, weather, breaking news, traffic and entertainment for all the Hawaii counties including Honolulu, Maui, Kauai and Hawaii.
By: Diane Ako
Caregiving for someone with Alzheimer's can be draining, but book author David Troxel says if you change the way you look at that role, it could make the job easier.
By: Diane Ako
Getting mental health care to those who need it most: That's the mission of Honolulu-based nonprofit I Ola Lahui, that uses cultural practices to help underserved communities, with a focus
Music fans got a chance to meet their idols tonight at the 50th State Fair... Island Idols that is! Contestants Kiani Alvarez-Ranan, Trishnalei, and Island Idol winner Kaniala Masoe took the
By: Diane Ako
A Honolulu nonprofit is offering new programs to help make life less stressful for caregivers of people with dementia.
By: Diane Ako
"Deciding What Matters and What To Do" is a free handbook helping Hawaii's seniors better plan their legal affairs- and hopefully avoid fraud.
There's a frightening new scam that's starting to surface in Hawaii, and it's targeting seniors.
An expert in the home health care industry gives tips on how to find and vet a home health aide.
