Nina Wu is a staff reporter at the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. She focuses on health and sustainability issues, covering topics such as alternative energy, weather, and agriculture, with a keen interest in health and wellness. Nina's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and The Garden Island Newspaper.
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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’s been a deadly summer on Hawaii roadways so far.
By: Nina Wu
The permit for a new luxury hotel next door to the current Ritz-Carlton resort at Turtle Bay has been delayed due to a court ruling that additional environmental review is required.
By: Nina Wu
The Hawaii Department of Health said the risk of cyclospora infections in the state remains low, even as the outbreak on the U.S. continent continues to grow exponentially.
By: Nina Wu
Health advocates are celebrating the passage of a law that helps eliminate financial barriers to colon cancer screening and treatment in Hawaii.
Rocky appears to have weaned her 16th pup after five weeks of nursing at Nimitz Beach in Kalaeloa.
Rocky’s monk seal pup has been successfully relocated to another beach and has been given new flipper ID tags.
A simple, yellow rescue tube has helped save numerous lives at the treacherous China Walls coastal cliffs in the Portlock neighborhood of Hawaii Kai.
Waterman Kalani Vierra, who also happens to be Kauai Ocean Safety operation chief, is embarking on a “paddle for life” mission Thursday.
Kona Community Hospital on Monday announced it has been verified as a level III trauma center.
Work to clear Manoa Stream began this week, approximately five months after Kona-low storms wreaked havoc on the neighborhood.
