Paul Drewes is a Meteorologist and Reporter at WJRT, Inc. ABC12. He focuses on themes related to climate change and the environment, while also covering regional interest and world news across North America and the APAC region. Paul has been featured in KITV4 Island News and NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon.
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Paul's coverage primarily centers around local news in Hawaii, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or expertise related to local government initiatives, policies, and announcements relevant to Hawaii. Additionally, topics such as personal finance and family & relationships are also prominent in his coverage.
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Oahu residents wait longer for appointments at drivers licensing centers.
A scare at Ala Moana Center, as a section of a concrete wall falls onto the street below.
There are reports of teens causing trouble at a windward Oahu park. Some youth use Kahalu'u Park for sports, but a few homeless residents say other youth use the park for target practice - on them.
The City and County of Honolulu unveiled its new Kokua Command Center Monday. The Kalihi facility will gather data and coordinate resources to better serve Oahu's homeless population.
The City and County of Honolulu unveiled its new Kokua Command Center Monday. The Kalihi facility will gather data and coordinate resources to better serve Oahu's homeless population.
A quiet Waikiki morning was interrupted by an explosion at the Wayfinder Hotel. "I was asleep when I heard the first bang, I thought someone had thrown something down the elevator.
The University of Hawaii inks a multi-million deal on money for student-athletes name, image and likeness - or NIL for short.
By: Paul Drewes
HONOLULU (Island News) -- More than just big surf has been hitting our shores, so have contaminants from raw sewage.
Along with alcohol and tobacco, those using their EBT cards will not be able to buy sugary beverages.
By: Paul Drewes
Every year on Oahu there are hundreds of citations issued for jaywalking.
