Lili Hurd is a journalist based in Honolulu, Hawaii. She writes for KGMB-TV and her work has also appeared in Ka Leo O Hawaii. Lili covers a range of local topics including community events, cultural celebrations, social issues, and disaster recovery efforts.
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Lili Hurd's coverage mainly focuses on local events and cultural aspects in Hawaii, with a particular emphasis on entertainment news, food & beverage, as well as culture & society. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider pitching stories related to local Hawaiian events, indigenous culture and traditions honoring Pele and Pacific Islands.
Given the focus on seasonal themes and event coverage, Lili would likely be interested in pitches about upcoming festivals or celebrations in Hawaii that highlight the region's diverse cultural heritage. Additionally, she may respond positively to stories featuring local businesses promoting traditional Hawaiian flavors or supporting community initiatives.
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By: Annalisa Burgos, Lili Hurd
Shimabukuro said many families are giving up their animals because they can no longer afford them, cannot find housing that allows pets, or are leaving Hawaii and cannot take their pets with them.
By: Lili Hurd
Women make up a fraction of law enforcement departments, but research shows they use less force than male officers and are the subject of fewer lawsuits and complaints.
By: Lili Hurd, Annalisa Burgos
Chef Keaka Lee of Kapa Hale in Kahala, Chef Huck Kim of The Social Honolulu at Ward Village, and Margaret Rufo, principal of Mary Star of the Sea School, joined us on HNN’s Sunrise Weekends to talk about the Star Wars-themed event that funds keiki and community programs.
By: Annalisa Burgos, Lili Hurd
Elsie Casamina-Fernandez, Fashion Tech Department Chair, and Reise Kochi, Fashion Production Lead, joined us on HNN’s Sunrise Weekends to discuss supporting local fashion design talent and why people should consider a career in fashion.
By: Annalisa Burgos, Lili Hurd
Chun attended the biggest kite festival in the world in China, where he won the Award of Excellence at the Weifang International Kite Festival, making him the first from Hawaii to ever participate and win.
By: Lili Hurd, Annalisa Burgos
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the U.S. but also the most preventable. A new skin check van helps the public understand the impact of the sun on our skin in hopes of changing behavior before it’s too late.
Curated by Filipino designer Iris Gil Viacrusis, who is known for his replicas of royal attire on display in Iolani Palace, the exhibit called HABI AT BARO features fabrics meticulously woven by indigenous communities across the Philippines, (HNN) By Lili Hurd
By: Annalisa Burgos, Lili Hurd
Mariachi music, a cornerstone of Mexican folk tradition, features a blend of brass and string instruments along with emotive singing.
By: Annalisa Burgos, Lili Hurd
One endangered species is making a comeback with help from a nonprofit and Waikiki resort. A monthly pop-up event combines education with a memorable experience.
By: Annalisa Burgos, Lili Hurd
4 Hawaii high school students got a chance of a lifetime meet and learn from 350 journalists and newsmakers at an East-West Center conference in the Philippines
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