“First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds, comfortable conditions expected to linger through the weekend.”
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First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds, comfortable conditions expected to linger through the weekend
More than a third of the 71 traffic deaths in Hawaii so far this year involved pedestrians.
Vendors are needed for the annual Kapolei City Lights Block Party and Parade.
Enjoy the lovely trade winds. Moderate to breezy trade winds will persist through the week as broad high pressure remains north of the state.
Health officials say the rising violence is a public health crisis.
“The people of Hawaii are now confronted with the consequences of property owners’ failures to take heed of the ocean’s warning signs of erosion.”
Mrs. Akiyo Matsuyama celebrated her 100th birthday on Wednesday.
“It’s devastating for the whole community, because … we are trying to keep these folks held accountable for the crimes that they’re committing.”
The everchanging landscape of college football is leaving Hawaii fans guessing where the Bows are heading, but now a third party group is campaigning for the ‘Bows to join the PAC-12 Conference.
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A woman who was trying to help a mother escape a violent situation found herself on the phone for nearly four hours.
“After trying it in concert halls with a full orchestra and with smaller ensembles outdoors, it’s clear that this development will have a substantial impact on musicians both here and across the world.”
A single lane on Puainako Street will be closed weekdays between 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Installation should be completed by Friday, Sept. 27.
Different lanes of Kamehameha Highway, Kaneohe Bay Drive and Likelike Highway will be affected with possible lane closures.
The study will document the region’s unique and important stories, heritage and cultural values.
Two-time Emmy and Grammy Award-winning comedian Kathy Griffin is planning one show in Hawaii next month.
The group is working towards a goal of removing 1 million pounds of debris from the marine monument.
The state has opened two more free public preschool classrooms at Reverend Benjamin Parker Elementary School on Waikalua Road in Kaneohe.
Koa Ho, of Honolulu, wrote a song in under an hour and performed it live on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”
The airline debuted the technology six months ago for specific airbuses.
The Hawaii Comedy Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with a series of shows over the last weekend in September.
One teen crashed his e-bike.
HPD is seeking public help to identify the suspect.
With a new swell filling in, some are worried the entire house will fall.
Wendy Hensel, a Harvard Law graduate, owns a property on the Big Island and says she views Hawaii as her second home.
The school was closed on Tuesday.
First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds to persist through Friday, lighter winds due over the weekend
The annual French Fashion, Food and Wine Event takes place on Oct. 4 from 5:30-9 p.m.
Skylar Koga, 7, has been in and out of Kapiolani Medical Center since birth due to a rare neurological condition.
Officials said the brush fire is located in the area around Naiwa Street.
About 1,800 UNITE HERE local 5 workers at the Hilton Hawaiian Village walked off the job at five this morning. They are also seeking wage and staff increases but, unlike limited strikes this year, the union says this time it’s for good — it won’t end until they actually have an agreement with Hilton, according to union Financial Secretary-Treasurer Cade Watanabe.
A woman is not only seen hitting a dog but also aggressively yanking it into the air by its neck and shaking it while it dangles above the ground.
Workers say their biggest concerns have still not been addressed but hotel profits and occupancy continues to rise.
It comes as the nurses lockout is now on its 11th day with still no agreement on an employment contract.
Shares of Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. fell 9% Tuesday.
The crash happened just before 7 a.m. on Kamehameha Highway.
First Alert Forecast: Trade winds pickup today with a few scattered showers
An appeals court says the developer must pay well over $20 million to homeowners who said they were deceived.
On Monday, police return to a Waianae Valley neighborhood where families were exposed to gunfire just weeks ago but they weren’t there to solve crimes.
Two medical doctors who helped secure funding for a methadone clinic and treatment center in downtown Honolulu accused a partner in the business of taking that money to buy luxury items for herself instead.
Hawaiian Airlines said it happened in the first-class cabin, about 15 minutes before landing in Portland.
Olaf Seyler, 60, was charged with fentanyl-related drug offenses after he was stopped at a security checkpoint in Hilo International Airport.
State Sen. Glenn Wakai, who represents the area, said the Army is dragging its feet when it comes to fixing the problems at Radford High School.
The state is making a change to its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that could make a difference for thousands of Hawaii families.
Closing arguments wrapped up on Friday for the attempted murder trial of Christian Rosete.
Red Hill Elementary School third-grade teacher N’mmah Kanu is quickly becoming a social media star.
The most recent eruption of Kilauea volcano has been declared over, the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said Monday.
The comes as the nurses lockout enters its 10th day.
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