AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTropical Storm Watch: Hawaii is bracing for Tropical Depression Two-C to strengthen into “Moke,” with forecasts calling for heavy rain—especially on the Big Island—after Hurricane Lala’s damage left grounds saturated. Local Emergency Response: Officials are also tracking flood risk near Lake Wilson and Otake Camp, where rising water levels could quickly worsen conditions. Hurricane Recovery Support: Honolulu is partnering with Hawaii Foodbank and funding $200,000 for Oahu food distributions, with multiple pickup sites scheduled this weekend and next week. Public Health: CDC data shows Hawaii’s kindergarten vaccination rates dropped across the board for 2025–2026, reversing recent gains and raising concern about herd immunity. Legal/Politics: The Hawaii Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday in two challenges to Honolulu City Council election results for Tommy Waters. Environment & Policy: Earthjustice and conservation groups sued to stop deep-sea mining lease sales, arguing the science isn’t ready and biodiversity risks are irreversible. Sports: UH women’s soccer fell 3-1 to Western Michigan, while Hawaii’s long snapper Jack Mowrey and Kamehameha girls volleyball are in the spotlight.
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