AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHawaiʻi Politics & Courts: Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and three alleged co-conspirators pleaded not guilty in Oʻahu Circuit Court in a COVID-era bribery case tied to state money for testing contracts; the trial is set for Sept. 28, and Luke is on unpaid leave. Energy & Infrastructure: An editorial urges faster fixes to Kakaʻako’s energy situation as residents and businesses deal with power reliability concerns. Telecom & Cost of Living: A new national internet index finds broadband prices are easing, but where you live still drives big gaps in speed and access—an issue that matters for Hawaiʻi’s households and workforce. Local Business & Growth: Patriot Aftermarket Partners says it’s expanding its dealer network and opening new territories, including a push across Arizona and other major markets. Public Health: Federal updates note cyclospora illness is reported across 45 states, while regulators say the food supply remains safe. Housing & Development: Maui Council discussions include a $6 million purchase of two West Maui water systems, highlighting how infrastructure decisions can shape long-term community costs.
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