Public Events
Lt. Governor Aiona's latest public events.
New Campaign Targets Underage Drinking
Lt. Governor Aiona today announced the start of a new effort to help prevent childhood drinking in Hawai`i, where alcohol remains the No. 1 substance abuse issue among youth across the state.
Lt. Governor Addresses State Economy on Maui
Lt. Governor Aiona discussed on Wednesday the Administration's plans to bolster the economy and promote the visitor industry on Maui by combining immediate steps with long-range strategies.
Restaurants Turning Focus to Healthy Food Choices
Lt. Governor Aiona encouraged more than 3,100 restaurants statewide Monday to continue playing a greater role in the health of Hawai`i residents by providing nutrition information to their customers.
Lt. Governor Touts Innovation as Economic Solution
Lt. Governor Aiona continued the Administration's call for companies statewide to become more innovative in a speech Wednesday to Hawai`i Business Magazine's top 250 employers.
Alcohol-Free Pregnancies Encouraged
The wife of Lt. Governor Aiona is helping lead an international effort to raise awareness about the danger associated with drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
Hawai`i Spotlights Recovery
Lt. Governor Aiona last week announced a month-long focus on gains made by residents seeking treatment for alcohol and drug addiction across Hawai`i.
Lt. Governor Discusses Con Con On Maui
Lt. Governor Aiona spoke last week to the Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce, spotlighting the opportunity for the first time in 30 years to hold a convention to update the Hawai`i State Constitution.
Lt. Governor Helps Build Affordable Housing on Maui
Lt. Governor Aiona was among 200 volunteers helping a dozen Native Hawaiian families on Maui build the houses they will live in.
Lt. Governor Welcomes Little League World Champs
The new Little League World Champions returned home to Hawai`i Monday to an official welcome from Lt. Governor Aiona as well as a cheering crowd of family, friends and fans at the Honolulu International Airport.
State Continues Push For Better Mental Health Care
Lt. Governor Aiona addressed a group focused on a broad series of reforms aimed at improving mental health care in Hawai`i.
