Kona low could bring heavy rain to Kaua‘i
Former inmates help bring new life to Waikiki as Aloha Ambassadors
State OKs plan to reopen Puna boat ramp
Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Day service held in Lihu‘e
Keeping peace crucial, officer declares at LANPAC
HONOLULU — The Association of the U.S. Army kicked off its annual Land Power in the Pacific Symposium on Tuesday at the Sheraton Waikiki, bringing in attendees from 30 countries.
Lawsuit to halt removal of Haiku Stairs is nixed
HONOLULU — A 1st Circuit Court judge has rejected a lawsuit to halt the city’s demolition of the Haiku Stairs in Kaneohe.
Visitors rescued after kayaking mishap in Hanalei
HTA study examines reinventing tourism oversight
Pilots group to hold aviator hiring events in Honolulu
HONOLULU — Pilot demand is decreasing due to aircraft groundings, delivery issues and the record-setting pace of post-pandemic hiring.
HART director receives support at council
HONOLULU — The embattled leader of Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation received support this week from four members of the nine-member City Council.
Water service to be shut down in part of Kapa‘a
Conditions ripe in Hawai‘i for another fire disaster
Cameras could enforce speed limits on O‘ahu
HONOLULU — Bad or inattentive drivers on Oahu could soon run the risk of getting two tickets, instead of one, originating from automated cameras at 10 intersections in Honolulu.
Incumbents favored in lackluster election cycle
HONOLULU — In an unusually quiet election year, there will be no race for Hawai‘i governor and no serious challengers to either Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi or Honolulu Prosecutor Steve Alm.
Measures to fine illegal hikers for rescue fail
State lawmakers’ legislative attempts to seek reimbursement from hikers who are rescued after trespassing onto closed trails were stalled once again this year.
Officer who oversaw Red Hill defueling to command 3rd Fleet
HONOLULU — Vice Adm. John Wade, former commander of the joint task force that oversaw removal of most of the fuel in the Navy’s Red Hill facility, has been officially nominated to take over the Navy’s 3rd Fleet in San Diego.
Early prepping key ahead of wildfire season
Divisive accessory dwellings bill raises concerns about packed neighborhoods
HEI finances stable as litigation swells
HONOLULU — Relatively small Maui wildfire expenses ate into earnings of Hawaiian Electric and its parent company in the first three months of this year.
Trash company plagued with staffing shortages
HONOLULU — Missed and delayed trash pickups by a private refuse company that brought pests and foul odors to housing complexes across the island were the result of ongoing staffing shortages.