Mahealani Richardson is an Anchor/Reporter at Hawaii News Now. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, animal rights, and wellness, often highlighting issues related to animal rescue, civil rights, and consumer travel. Mahealani has been featured in various media outlets including KALB-TV, WBRC FOX6 News, and Honolulu Civil Beat.
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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.
Considering her emphasis on politics and culture & society alongside government actions, Mahealani would likely appreciate pitches that highlight human interest stories or shed light on how governmental decisions affect individuals and communities.
If you have expertise or insights into local Hawaiian affairs such as environmental policies, legal matters affecting the community or unique cultural events, your pitch is more likely to grab Mahealani's attention.
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By: Mahealani Richardson
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Guam bingo hall operator who was sentenced to more than 21 years in prison for defrauding patrons who believed their money would help fly sick children to Shriners Hospital in Honolulu for care, is on the FBI's new Most Wanted Fraudster's List.
By: Mahealani Richardson
A Guam bingo hall operator was sentenced to more than 21 years in prison for defrauding patrons who believed their money would help fly sick children to Shriners Hospital in Honolulu for care.
By: Mahealani Richardson
A 2.6-acre junkyard operation on Lehua Avenue is facing a $55,000 fine from the Department of Health for releasing debris into Waiawa Stream.
A 2.6-acre junkyard operation on Lehua Avenue is facing a $55,000 fine from the Department of Health for releasing debris into Waiawa Stream.
By: Mahealani Richardson
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - HILO, Hawaii — Beneficiaries are bringing new ideas to the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands for the future of a four-mile stretch of Maunakea Access Road, including a toll booth and a cultural center.
By: Mahealani Richardson
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) — The Office of Hawaiian Affairs' Investment and Land Management Committee passed a measure to spend up to $172,000 on due diligence for the potential acquisition of KITV and KIKU from Allen Media Group.
By: Mahealani Richardson
OHA trustees will again consider funding due diligence for a possible purchase of KITV and KIKU from Allen Media Group after a committee vote Wednesday.
By: Mahealani Richardson
By and HNN Staff Published Jun. 24, 2026 at 10:35 PM EDT | Updated 9 minutes ago
By: Mahealani Richardson
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii News Now has learned the state Department of Health has ordered a junkyard next to Waiawa Stream to shut down. There are multiple city violations, but operations are still going on.
By: Mahealani Richardson
Hawaii News Now has learned the state Department of Health has ordered a junkyard next to Waiawa Stream to shut down. There are multiple city violations, but operations are still going on.
