Nina Wu is a Reporter at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, climate change, and animal care, with a focus on issues pertinent to Hawaii such as the Coronavirus and wildfires. Nina's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Sports, New Hampshire Union Leader, and Yahoo News.
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Nina Wu's coverage is focused on local news, with an emphasis on health and wellbeing, government and politics, crime, and environmental issues. She frequently reports on government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
If you are reaching out to Nina Wu regarding a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on topics related to Hawaii-specific issues such as COVID-19 updates, local government policies and their impact on the community, healthcare initiatives in the region including studies or research projects at universities like UH Manoa. Furthermore, pitches related to environmental concerns specific to Hawaii could also be of interest considering her past coverage of bacteria levels in water treatment plants and wildlife recovery efforts.
Given that she covers a wide range of topics within health & wellbeing and government & politics themes as well as various localized subjects within these broader categories; relevant sources would include experts from these fields who have a deep understanding of Hawaii's unique challenges.
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Nurses at Wilcox Medical Center on Kauai began a three-day strike Tuesday after negotiations with their employer reached an impasse.
The leaders of three unions representing more than 5,000 nurses joined forces Thursday at the state Capitol to rally for legislation ensuring safer standards of staffing at Hawaii hospitals.
JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO @STARADVERTISER.COM State Rep. Sean Quinlan, left, greets leaders of nurses’ unions and supporters during a news conference at the State Capitol on Thursday in Honolulu. JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO @STARADVERTISER.COM State Rep. Sean Quinlan, left, greets leaders of nurses’ unions and supporters during a news conference at the State Capitol on Thursday in Honolulu. RELATED ...
The Hawaii Department of Health has identified a new case of travel-related dengue on Oahu, the first of 2025.
The scramble to find eggs in Hawaii has begun, as restaurants, bakers and shoppers at local supermarkets find them to be in short supply. The shortage has pushed retail prices up, with some restauranteurs reporting that they are paying double what they paid a year ago.
Maui firefighters on Sunday afternoon rescued three girls trapped by rising waters on an island in Iao Stream, according to the Maui County Fire Department.
The Aliamanu fireworks blast just after midnight on New Year’s, a mass casualty event, set new precedents in emergency health care response in Hawaii.
The Straub Benioff Medical Center announced today that five patients from the New Year’s fireworks explosion in Aliamanu have been discharged.
Hawaii health advocates are once again pushing for legislation banning flavored nicotine and vape products to protect youth from becoming victims of the harmful substance.
Though the powerful, winter storm from last week has passed, the state’s waterways are still in recovery from the heavy rains that resulted in sewage overflows, as well as brown water advisories indicating the possibility of pollutants.
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