Benioff donation to help fund new Hawaii island health center
Honolulu lawmakers mull ban on sale of plastic bottles on city properties
Hawaii’s ‘Rosie the Riveter’ dies on Maui at age 98
Overnight ambassadors help reduce Waikiki homelessness
Gov. Green calls Kennedy’s choice as HHS leader ‘insane’
HART wants 26% budget increase for fiscal year ’26
Taiwan president plans Hawaii visit on sensitive trip to Pacific
Volcano Watch: ʻAilaʻau or Kualoloa? Hawaiian chants suggest lava flow name change
Legislative process workshop on Nov. 20
Hawaii officials investigate bird flu wastewater source
Kamehameha Schools trustee process is upheld
Navy’s handling of toxic fire suppressant spills reviewed
Puu Road to close on Monday
Authorities warn of phone scam
LIHUE — Island residents are being warned of a phone scam circulating.
Students learn about the construction industry
LIHUE — When the sun is not out, the wind is blowing and rain showers force the evacuation of outdoor seating, this scenario is a reflection of a construction rain day.
Red Hill crisis: Pentagon reports detail poor recordkeeping across Oahu fueling operations
On Thursday the Pentagon’s Inspector General office released long-awaited reports on the Navy’s fuel and water systems on Oahu.
Deal reached on issue of birds and Maui power lines
Hawaiian Electric has reached an agreement with two conservation groups on what it will do to protect imperiled seabirds in Maui County from collisions with its power lines.
Taking charge of your health event on Saturday morning
LIHUE — Diabetes is a serious problem in Hawaii and other parts of the world. Its seriousness defines it as one of the Pillars of Lionism, or areas of concern, along with vision, hunger, cancer and the environment.
Chan and Zuckerberg donate to Namahana School
KILAUEA — Namahana School on Tuesday announced it is beneficiary of Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg through the Chan Zuckerberg Kauai Community Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation award for the Kauai charter school, which is scheduled to open in the fall 2025.
FEMA extends assistance to Maui survivors
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved Hawaii’s request to extend Financial Assistance and Direct Temporary Housing Assistance for an additional year, now through Feb. 10, 2026. Originally, the 18-month assistance period was scheduled to end on Feb. 10, 2025.