Crews work to repair 20-inch water main break in Waimanalo
BWS officials are asking some Waimanalo residents to continue conserving water as crews work to repair a 20-inch main after discovering a second leak.
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Record NZ house sale: Andersons Cove luxury estate said to have fetched over $40m
The sale of a Hawaiian-style home 90 minutes north of Auckland at Andersons Cove is said to have set a new national New Zealand house price record, going for...
12 motorists arrested for DUI during week of April 20 to April 26 on Hawai‘i County roads
As of April 26, there have been 273 DUI arrests compared with 302 during the same period last year.
Celebrating Mother’s Day in the NICU
About 1 in 10 infants in Hawaii are born prematurely, meaning before 37 completed weeks of gestation.
Ocean Safety warns public to stay out of water on Kauai north shores
Officials are advising against swimming and other ocean activities at Hanalei Bay and other north shores due to heavy runoff and brown water conditions.
Women Entrepreneurs Conference features financial resources, inspiring talks
Special session topics include how women entrepreneurs fund and grow their business and turning an idea into a business. The event takes place on May 18 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at the Prince Waikiki.
Par Hawaii’s Hele Stations set a record in 3rd Annual ‘Fuel the Future’ campaign
For the third consecutive year, Par Hawaiʻi's Hele convenience stores partnered with the Public Schools of Hawaiʻi Foundation on a month-long fundraising campaign—and this year's effort produced a record...
First Alert Forecast: Typical trade wind weather
Sunshine with some cloudy periods; the west side gets some extra showers through Sunday from a weak weather system passing through, then it clears out.
Bill seeking to ban new paid parking lots advances
A Hawaii County committee voted 6-3 last week to refer a bill that would ban the opening of new paid parking lots in many places around the island to the planning director and dual planning commissions for r...
UH volleyball team advances to its seventh national final
LOS ANGELES >> As the Hawaii men’s volleyball team stormed the court after match point against Long Beach State, the shakes started forming, pointing up to the sky.
Hawaiian monk seal pup in Waikiki draws attention
A sleek, black Hawaiian monk seal pup sidles up to its mom, sometimes resting its chin on her back or playfully reaching out to her with one flipper.
Care home operator pleads no contest to endangerment of patient’s welfare
An Oahu care home operator has pleaded no contest to criminal endangering the welfare of an incompetent person, in this case an 87-year-old woman who was under her care.
Council, mayor clash over proposed $41M emergency account
A dispute is emerging between the Honolulu City Council and Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s administration over a proposed provisional account intended to help fund future city emergencies following two Kona-low s...
Tax cuts preserved, immigration enforcement limited as Legislature sends final bills to Green
Hawaii taxpayers — except for the highest income earners — will continue to benefit from historic tax breaks after legislators wrapped up their 60-day session by increasing the state’s $1.6 billion “...
STEM students celebrated during college signing day
The sixteen students represent Kapaa High School, James Campbell High School, Kapolei High School, Iolani School, and St. Louis School.
History made: Dragons win first-ever baseball state championship
HONOLULU — History was made Saturday night at Les Murakami Stadium.
Public tours historic Hawaii Kai building during first-ever open house
Businesses and the community are still determining what the 53-year-old, 35,000-square-foot building can be used for.
Hundreds of volunteers help sort canned donations for 34th Stamp Out Hunger Hawaii
Letter carriers across Hawaiʻi collect donations for the annual “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive, the largest one-day food drive in the nation. More than 400 volunteers helped sort and organize
‘Bows advance to NCAA championship match, avenge conference loss
The ‘Bows avenged their Big West Championship loss to long-time viral Long Beach State on Saturday in the semifinals.
Rising costs force closure of Waialua kava bar
Rising import tariffs and lingering storm impacts force a North Shore kava bar to shut down after nearly four years in business.
Initiative to rebuild visitor confidence after Kona low storms receives $2M
State officials said the campaign is similar to ones that were run after the Maui Wildfires in 2023, which increased tourism by 15 to 20%.
First Alert Forecast: Trades strengthen for Mother’s Day, becoming gusty in the coming week
Trade winds may become locally gusty by Tuesday into the rest of the coming week.
Storm recovery assistance to expand across Maui County
Additional recovery centers will open next week on Maui, Molokai and Hana to help residents and business owners affected by the March storms.
Honolulu landmarks to light up blue for National Police Week
Honolulu Hale and the Neal S. Blaisdell Arena will be illuminated from sundown Sunday, May 10, through sunrise Saturday, May 16.