Nina Wu is a news reporter for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, with a focus on health and sustainability issues. She is a graduate of the UC Berkeley School of Journalism and the Fletcher School, and her work has also appeared in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Sports, New Hampshire Union Leader, and Transport Topics.
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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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It was a long day, with long lines, for those turning out to vote in person in Hawaii.
The Hawaii Department of Health today confirmed another travel-related dengue
Hundreds of nurses and health care workers from Maui Health returned to work Thursday morning after holding a three-day strike protesting unfair labor practices.
Hawaiian Electric has reached an agreement with two conservation groups on what it will do to protect imperiled seabirds in Maui County from collisions with its power lines.
By: Nina Wu
The Hawaii Department of Education today announced the distribution of $2.5 million to qualifying DonorsChoose projects by public school teachers, thanks to the support of philanthropists Lynne and Marc Benioff.
A nearly $10 million federal grant to the state will restore habitat from “summit-to-sea,” with the goal of saving West Maui reefs.
State officials are urging vigilance after Hawaii’s first detection of H5N1 in a flock of rescued pet geese and ducks in Wahiawa.
By: Nina Wu
Meadow Gold Dairies Hawaii LLC, said to be the state’s last remaining dairy processor, is planning to lay off more than 130 employees.
By: Nina Wu
Earthjustice has filed suit against Maui County over streetlights that disorient endangered and threatened Hawaiian seabirds.
The Hawaii Department of Health says so far, no one has tested positive for avian influenza after the first detection of H5N1 in a flock of ducks and geese last week.
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