Most of Hawaii under flood watch through early Saturday
Lightning strikes are seen today over the ocean near Honolulu Harbor as heavy rain and thunderstorms pounded the island.
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Rainbow baseball team shuts down the Matadors again
Rainbow baseball team shuts down the Matadors again
Kokua Line: When will Aloha Tower have colorful lighting again?
Kokua Line: When will Aloha Tower have colorful lighting again?
Visitor had no intention of harming monk seal, attorney says
Visitor had no intention of harming monk seal, attorney says
Higher oil prices hurting Hawaii’s economy, UHERO report says
Higher oil prices hurting Hawaii’s economy, UHERO report says
Hawaii attorney general defends Medicaid fraud enforcement
Hawaii attorney general defends Medicaid fraud enforcement
Hawaii dispatches UC Irvine to capture the NCAA men’s volleyball crown
LOS ANGELES >> Pauley Pavilion is the home of the school with more men’s volleyball national championships than any other.
Kokua Line: Hawaii lawmakers restrict traffic cameras to Oahu
Question: I heard the speed-cam expansion died but then I heard it passed. Which is it? I was sure they killed the omnibus bill.
Mike Formby to leave Honolulu city managing director position
City Managing Director Michael Formby will leave his position at the end of May to become chief executive officer of Hawaii-based maritime firm Pacific Marine &Supply Co., Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi anno...
Ex-SFPD assistant chief wants to modernize HPD operations
One of the three finalists to serve as chief of the Honolulu Police Department is a 33-year veteran of the San Francisco Police Department who wants to modernize crimefighting, expand recruitment and stren...
Hawaiian Electric parent boosts profit despite storm costs
The parent company of Hawaiian Electric increased its first-quarter profit over a year earlier despite higher expenses from Kona-low storms that damaged utility equipment and caused widespread power outages.
Rainbow Warriors’ fans rejoice as men’s volleyball team wins its 3rd NCAA title
Maybe Craig Hirasaki was the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team’s good luck charm on Monday — from more than 2,500 miles away.
Maui wildfire survivors study in jeopardy after bill fails
State funding for an ongoing study of Maui wildfire survivors evaporated after a Hawaii legislative bill failed to make it through conference committee this month.
Hawaii lawmakers OK bill to redevelop Hilo’s Banyan Drive
A redevelopment bill for Hilo’s Banyan Drive is heading to Gov. Josh Green’s desk for his signature.
Hawaii men’s volleyball team wins 3rd NCAA national championship title
LOS ANGELES >> When it mattered most, the Hawaii men’s volleyball team played its best.
’Bows baseball team maintains Big West position despite losses
The Hawaii baseball team lost a game and a three-game series but not any ground in its quest for a berth in the Big West Tournament.
Hawaii faces UC Irvine in all-Big West Conference NCAA Championship showdown
LOS ANGELES >> The Hawaii men’s volleyball team needed to overcome its most heated Big West rivalry to advance to the national final.
Jack Johnson celebrates turning 50 with movie, double album and tour
Long before the platinum records and sold‑out tours, Jack Johnson’s life was documented on handheld cameras — filmed by friends and shaped within a close creative circle rooted in surf culture and stor...
University of Hawaii grads face uncertain job market
With University of Hawaii graduations continuing through Saturday, students preparing for life after college are weighing a job market shaped by competition, cost of living, artificial intelligence and the g...
Mental health needs remain key to wildfire recovery
Survivors of the Maui wildfires still face profound emotional and psychological challenges nearly three years after the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century killed more than 100 people, destroyed m...
Kona-low recovery: ‘People are still struggling out there’
For days after floodwaters tore through Otake Camp on Oahu’s North Shore, 77‑year‑old Grace Visaya slept in her car.
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.