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First Alert Forecast: Breezy winds with scattered showers expected to persist through the weekend
A developer had planned for years to build a retail and food center on the site.
The shop is inside Mitsuwa Japanese market in the International Market Place in Waikiki.
Highlights include significant wage increases, enhanced job security, and improvements related to workload.
The Hawaii State Department of Education said a lockdown was issued just before 10:30 a.m. “out of an abundance of caution due to a conflict involving a group of students.”
Twenty-seven units that sat empty for years will be permanent housing for people who’ve been diagnosed with a serious mental illness but are stable enough to live on their own.
Wendy Norcross and Frank Wattunen have traveled the country to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association. Hawaii is their last stop on the map.
Attorneys call the measures unconstitutional, but lawmakers say they are only proposing that cruise ship passengers pay the same taxes as other visitors.
The bill requires states to establish a program to remove undocumented immigrants from voter registrations, but critics say the SAVE Act could disenfranchise millions of eligible voters.
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Leaders are asking the administration improve its phone system due to persistent, hours-long wait times.
Vendors say tariff talks, job insecurity and higher prices are scaring shoppers away.
State officials said the affected traveler was exposed in a country where dengue is common.
No questions will be asked and no ID is required.
A few passing showers are also expected Thursday and Friday.
Stroke is the third leading cause of death in Hawaii and the number one cause of disability.
The Honolulu Police Department is investigating two separate robbery incidents in the Waikiki area involving two juvenile suspects.
Peter Caderas, 82, first opened his toy train museum at the Hawaiian Railway Society in June 2017.
A 22-year-old man was charged with robbery after police say he stole an elderly woman’s vehicle and held her at knifepoint.
Jason T. Law, 35, of Mountain View, was arrested and charged with Sexual Assault in the First Degree.
The Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has the Micronesian community on edge.
HPD said that a 27-year-old male motorcyclist was traveling eastbound on the H-1 freeway when he lost control of his motorcycle.
Pickleball is exploding in popularity across the country, with millions picking up paddles and new courts popping up from parks to pro arenas like this week’s tournament at the Hawaii Convention Center.
The Hawai’i Academy of Recording Arts and Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards have announced the 2025 finalists for each award category.
Investment adviser Kalei Cadinha Puaʻa shares her advice for those worried about their 401K amid volatile stock market conditions.
With federal and state tax filing deadlines quickly approaching, a Hawaii expert explains what you need to know.
Guards say the deteriorating infrastructure at Oahu’s largest jail is putting staff, inmates and the public at risk.
The state is looking for public input on its 2025 State Wildfire Action Plan.
Kuilei Place in Moiliili will offer a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes to provide more homeownership opportunities for local families.
The Warriors currently sit at 4-1 and are serious contenders to snag a bid to the state tournament.
Child Welfare Services administrators went before lawmakers Wednesday to address changes following a recent audit.
HPD said a 22-year-old man was speeding when he broadsided a flat bed truck at the intersection Waikupanaha and Mahailua streets at around 3:45 p.m.
The new director of the Hawaii Department of Law Enforcement wants to launch the force with a priority to protect rural areas and state facilities.
It happened at around 9:30 a.m. near mile marker 94.5 just north of Kohanaiki.
The vigil honors the millions of victims of crime across the country as part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week.
The Honolulu Police Department confirmed Tuesday that a man involved in an e-scooter crash last month has died.
A previous operation took place last month, which police said led to a significant reduction in violations.
The business offers assisted one-on-one stretching sessions with trained flexologists.
KPD said first responders were dispatched to the scene at approximately 7:30 a.m. on Monday and found an unresponsive male swimmer.
The Honolulu Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that occurred at a pizza joint in Mapunapuna on Tuesday.
A 50-year-old male moped driver was traveling eastbound on Farrington Highway when an unidentified motorist collided with him from behind.
Moisture from a remnant front and an evolving disturbance will maintain periods of enhanced shower activity for portions of the state through Thursday.
Gov. Josh Green said the child recently traveled internationally and is recovering at home.
Mayor Kimo Alameda highlighted progress made by his administration over the past four months, including investments in park facilities and infrastructure.
The “black tapa” jerseys will debut Saturday and fans will be able to bid for them.
Researchers say there is a link between shark bites and the presence of the moon.
Gun rights advocates are up in arms over a state House move to ban assault weapons, which they say would actually restrict many commonly used hunting rifles.
Throughout the week, residents may see and hear more military aircraft during takeoffs and landings at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport.
Attorney Michael Green says Sterling Carvalho’s abrupt firing stems from a single complaint filed with the Department of Education by the father of a former player more than a year ago.
Kau High, like other schools across the state, started their girls flag football program from the ground up.
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