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First Alert Forecast: Calm conditions expected through the week, more showers due Tuesday night
HPD said speed was a factor in the Sunday afternoon crash.
The hospital had threatened to cut off medical and other benefits for nurses after Monday.
The state says 100,000 seabirds of 18 different species nest at Ka’ula Island where the U.S. Navy wants to conduct bombing exercises
Police say the attack happened just before 5:30 a.m. on Hala Drive.
The warning comes after a home partially collapsed onto the beach.
We’re told the man had a head wound from the assault.
Officials said the incident happened around 6:20 p.m. Saturday.
Police want you to know they would never call to solicit any form of payment.
A Maui Lawmaker says a water shortage is delaying the construction of hundreds of needed residential units in West and South Maui.
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A free Records Expungement and Bench Warrant Recall Clinic was held in Waianae.
The UN marks every first Monday of October as a time to recognize the right to adequate housing and promote efforts to create sustainable and resilient cities.
Hawaii Island police hope you can help identify two men to crack a theft case.
We’re told the victim was doing yard work at the time.
Elected officials on Maui will not consider rent stabilization after all.
Aloha Festival is known as the largest Hawaiian cultural celebration in the U.S.
Domestic Violence Action Center also hosting annual Men’s March Against Violence
Lassner, is retiring by the end of the year and was honored for his 46 years of service at UH.
Officials said fragments of iwi kupuna were discovered at the school’s original campus on Front Street.
Enjoy the lovely trade winds. Moderate to breezy trade winds will persist through the week as broad high pressure remains north of the state.
Officials said the location was selected following numerous complaints of encampments growing in the area.
Maui water rights advocates are celebrating a move by Mayor Richard Bissen to take control over water distribution in his county.
Mike Fetters grew up in Ewa Beach as a man of many talents.
Hawaii’s coffee industry, half grown in Kona, is weathering changes because of a new state law.
CrimeStoppers Honolulu and the Hawaiian Humane Society said more people are choosing to report animal abuse cases using the app, P3.
Nearby homeowners are asking the state for permission to set up barriers like sand burritos until a long term solution to erosion is in place.
He was found guilty for the murder of his girlfriend at his Kaunakakai home in 2022.
Fire crews found the man’s body 30-feet below the surface of one of the pools.
The scheme played out from July 2013 through early 2020.
City officials said the landowner obtained an emergency permit from the Department of Permitting and Planning to allow this demolition to begin.
It’s part of a community effort to reduce the risk of wildfires in the Anahola area of Kauai.
Intricate and vibrant floats with thousands of fresh flowers and plants will be on display.
Paul Banashihan Jr. was an employee at the academy when the assault happened.
Officials said she lost control of her bike and crashed.
The University of Hawaii’s search for a new president has come down to two finalists.
Residents said they don’t want to have even more homeless in the area.
First Alert Forecast: More of the best weather on the planet ahead
“We’re here, and we’ll fight all the way until we get what we deserve.”
HPD said the 49-year-old woman is accused of striking a dog numerous times.
“I hear them calling for help.” Survivor Moon Keamo still struggles with guilt over that deadly night.
You may have seen this nearly 400-foot-long vessel off the coast of Waikiki.
Last month’s King Tides wiped out the Thompsons’ front lawn, exposed an abandoned cesspool, and brought the shoreline just steps away from their house.
Dozens of murals were painted on the walls of three school campuses in Kalihi.
On Sept. 29, the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl will host the 19th annual Nisei Soldiers Joint Memorial Service.
Officials said this will restore service to more than 70 student bus riders at three schools.
The University of Hawaii is among seven schools that signed a memorandum of understanding to stay in the Mountain West Conference through 2032.
A California recruitment firm will begin searching for Bishop Museum’s next president and CEO.
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