Trump expands lead, GOP captures Senate as Harris path narrows
Hotel workers, Hilton reach tentative agreement
The 40-day strike by workers at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort appears to be nearing an end after Hilton and UNITE HERE Local 5 announced a tentative agreement on a new contract late Saturday.
Hawaii awarded $59M for hydrogen station
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded the state of Hawaii $59.2 million for the deployment of zero-emission equipment and other climate adaptation projects at its ports.
Navy water system upgrade under intense scrutiny
Trial delayed for 4 officers charged in Makaha crash case
Search for missing swimmer continues at Anini Beach
Hotel occupancy dips below 70 percent for first time since January 2022
Business picks up at Lihue Airport in October
Coast Guard members, civilians honored for Lahaina heroism
Expect election day lines, delayed results
Obituary for Monday, November 4, 2024
Honolulu’s e-bike working group updates City Council
Following reports of the dangerous and unlawful operation of electric bicycles across Oahu, the City and County of Honolulu formed a working group to study how best to regulate the controversial machines and their often underage riders.
Alaska Airlines releases first financial report since merger
Leaders at Alaska Air Group were bullish Thursday on their merger with Hawaiian Airlines in their first quarterly report filed since the move, indicating Hawaiian could almost break even by the fourth quarter.
Maui Health union workers to strike on Monday
A strike by hundreds of health care workers at Maui Memorial Medical Center and other hospitals will proceed, according to the union representing them.
Roadwork scheduled on Kauai
LIHUE — Three ongoing projects are going to make traveling through certain parts of the island a little more challenging for motorists next week.
HFD unveils new twin-engine copter
Starting in 2025, the Honolulu Fire Department will fly a new twin-engine helicopter to incidents ranging from searches and rescues to fighting wildland fires across not only Oahu, but perhaps to the other islands as well.
State AG: Fatal Lahaina fire was not a crime
No criminal charges will result from the state investigation into the wildfires that leveled Lahaina, killed 102 people and destroyed Maui’s visitor industry, according to state Attorney General Anne E. Lopez.
City panel mulls future of Ordy Pond
An ancient sinkhole that might hold archaeological evidence to Hawaii’s earliest Polynesian past is a topic of concern for the city-run Oahu Historic Preservation Commission.
Oahu’s next landfill slated to be named this month
Kapaa Warriors win CPB Kauai Interscholastic Federation cheer
Visitors and spending fall in September on Kauai
ISLAND HISTORY: Hawaiian sugar was refined in California and on Oahu
JONES: Your sugar fix: How sweet it is!
Obituary for Saturday, November 2, 2024
