Mahealani Richardson is an anchor and reporter for KGMB-TV in Honolulu, Hawaii. She has been recognized as a Women Who Mean Business honoree by Pacific Business News and has also been a part of the Pacific Century Fellows program. Mahealani covers a range of local news stories, including environmental issues, legal cases, and community events.
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Mahealani Richardson predominantly covers local news in Hawaii, with a focus on government announcements and their impact on the community. Given her coverage of environmental concerns, legal disputes, and community events, she may be interested in pitches related to local initiatives addressing these issues.
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Those frustrations led to what some described as “yelling” in the board room.
By: Mahealani Richardson
The CEO of Honolulu’s rail project says her staff was ‘outraged’ and ‘distraught’ after a clash with rail board leaders last week. Frustrations over leadership and staffing erupted and some are worried about the future of the $10 billion dollar project.
By: Mahealani Richardson
“I was disappointed at how that meeting went," she said.
By: Mahealani Richardson
Vowing a crackdown, HPD says the illegal hiking is ‘not pono’
By: Mahealani Richardson
A final push at the legislature to let counties phase out short-term rentals to help ease the housing crisis. For groups that don’t always agree, there was a show of unity among the Governor, lawmakers, unions and Maui activists.
Ho’omaika’i (congratulations) to Kauʻi Dalire and Manu Boyd. The couple and kumu hula tied the knot in Windward O’ahu Wednesday morning.
By: Mahealani Richardson
Advocates say the measure will open up thousands of housing units for wildfire survivors.
By: Mahealani Richardson
The Navy says its low level detections of TPH, total petroleum hydrocarbons, in its drinking water were the result of laboratory contamination and not because of the Red Hill fuel spills in 2021.
By: Mahealani Richardson
The trial will call dozens of witnesses and plaintiffs attorneys say it’s about the ‘extent of the harm.’ The government admits it was responsible for the Red Hill fuel spills, but a Honolulu federal judge must decide how much plaintiffs could get in damages for their illnesses and medical bills.
By: Mahealani Richardson
Hawaii is the first state to call for a permanent and immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
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