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Kokua Line: Do I need police report to freeze credit?

Question: My wife and I have “freezes” on our individual credit reports from the three major credit reporting agencies. That should be significant preventive measures against the Navvis breach, right? Read more

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Kokua Line: Has hack of HMSA records grown?

Question: I just got a letter from a company I have never heard of saying that my private medical information was hacked because I am a member of HMSA and what to do about it, which involves going to a website and inputting personal information. Is this a scam? Read more

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2015 July 6 EDT - Christine Donnelly, Honolulu Star-Advertiser Kokua Line Columnist. HSA PHOTO BY GEORGE F. LEE
Kokua Line: Does city actually follow up on complaints?

Question: Kokua Line frequently says to contact this or that city agency when a problem occurs, such as with abandoned cars or homeless camps or missing driver’s licenses — all sorts of problems. But does anyone actually follow up on these complaints? If yes, how quickly? Read more

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Kokua Line: How quickly can ‘red placard’ restaurant reopen?

Question: Some restaurants that receive a red placard from the Department of Health seem to reopen very quickly and I am wondering what the process is to reopen after an infraction so serious that the restaurant had to close down? Read more


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