Techtonic's "Live, Work, and Play" initiative aims to support neurodivergent individuals by providing free workshops on cellphone and tablet repair.

Funding delays have pushed several community health centers nationwide to close or cut back on staff, citing issues accessing federal funding.

Kauʻilani Arce has been appointed as the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement's new chief operating officer, the nonprofit organization announced Thursday.

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