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The City and County of Honolulu Department of Community Services is hiring planners and budget analysts for the Elderly Affairs Division!
Along with the normal half-marathon, the race also debuted a new course, the Hapalua Iki, which is the same distance as the recently ended Great Aloha Run.
Jeramiah Quenga of Jeramiah’s Island Fusion and Jerhome Estioco of Dom’s Chibog have been cooking and delivering meals to neighbors, cleanup crews and farmers, donating time and resources for about a month.
After Friday’s rain prompted closures across Oahu, some city venues are reopening as the flood threat eases.
HPD said they recovered a gun without a serial number, and the suspect was found to be wearing a court-ordered ankle monitor related to a prior case.
A man who was pronounced dead Saturday after a possible drowning has been identified.
Imagine getting to win tuition for an entire year to further your education at the University of Hawaii! That’s what “Take Me to Manoa” is all about. Our guest this morning is Vassillis Syrmos, interim Provost at UH Manoa.
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The body of a missing woman was recovered Saturday morning near the Keahua Arboretum.
The Oʻahu-based hālau was named the overall winner after performances in the hula kahiko and hula ʻauana competitions.
Mayor Rick Blangiardi thanked the New York City Fire Department for their help during the ongoing disaster recovery following the recent Kona low storms.
North Shore businesses from Waialua to Haleiwa say repeated Kona Low storms have slowed recovery and kept visitors away, with owners reporting ongoing cleanup, reduced foot traffic, and concerns over future rain.
Make-A-Wish families attended Saturday’s show, and on Sunday, the Super American Circus will welcome members of the Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Hula ʻAuana closed out the Merrie Monarch Festival’s final night of competition Saturday with a program marked by grace, powerful storytelling, and island pride.
Police said a 35-year-old man allegedly hit a bicyclist in Kalihi, and 12 minutes later, ran a red light, crashed into another vehicle, and hit a pedestrian.
Officials have closed Ala Moana Boulevard in all directions from Hobron Lane to 1700 Ala Moana Boulevard.
The last day of Merrie Monarch festivities took place Saturday, with the Royal Parade beginning in the morning with a route through downtown Hilo.
A potent storm system dumped heavy rain on Oahu Friday, prompting road closures across the island as runoff surged over already saturated ground.
A man wanted on suspicion of robbery and abuse was arrested Saturday after allegedly slapping a woman.
The rockfall occurred at around 1:30 p.m. Friday as stormy weather battered Oahu.
A woman and her boyfriend in Texas are accused of killing her parents and dumping their bodies in a ravine.
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Federal funding to support TBI research, education and awareness has lapsed — and advocates say the consequences could be severe.
If you bought Tom’s Toothpaste sometime in the past six years, you may be eligible for a payout.
A woman is facing a felony theft charge after police say she refused to return nearly $20,000 that her employer accidentally paid her.
An Indiana toddler who died from suspected child neglect and starvation is thought to have eaten diapers and drywall in desperation, police said.
A Tennessee couple who had been married for more than 70 years died last Thursday just nine hours apart at their longtime home.
The case moved into the sentencing phase, where jurors will decide whether the defendant should face the death penalty.
An Oahu grand jury has indicted Sinaleen Joseph, 23, on a charge of second-degree murder, officials said Tuesday.
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