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Pomp, pageantry, and even protests: Hawaii State Legislature opens
Hawaii's state legislature opened today and for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, the public was allowed to be a part of it. Hawaii's state legislature has opened. First the first time in nearly three years, members of the public were allowed to be a part of it. → Read More
Hawaii drivers look for relief from skyrocketing gas prices
Skyrocketing prices at the pump have some residents asking for relief. → Read More
Plan to clean up polluted Ala Wai canal with thousands of mudballs
An ambitious project aims to clear up one of Oahu's most polluted waterways: the Ala Wai Canal. → Read More
City halfway to green goal of planting trees
The City and County of Honolulu is half way toward its ambitious goal of planting 100,000 more trees. → Read More
Hau'ula land owner fights foreclosure effort from city
The city takes steps to take away a Hau'ula property from its owner. → Read More
New boating recommendations around humpback whales
Island boaters have new guidelines to help keep humpback whales healthier and happier. → Read More
Honolulu Preschool forced to close after 36 years
After 36 years, Seagull Schools Honolulu location will be forced to close at the end of August. → Read More
Reasons behind Honolulu's building permit backlog
Building permit applications have been piling up on Oahu, adding to project wait time for thousands of residents. → Read More
Cost for pool supplies jumps during shortage
Another sign of the current supply shortage could be more of Hawaii's swimming pools turning green. → Read More
Waikiki surf rack arson
An arrest has been made from this weekend's fire in Waikiki → Read More
Hawaii hotel occupancy and room rates down
After a busy summer season for tourism, many Hawaii hotels are seeing a dramatic drop in occupancy and room prices. → Read More
High hospitalization rates stress Hawaii's healthcare systems
Efforts underway to increase COVID patient capacity at Hawaii hospitals. → Read More
Fewer crowds gathering on Labor Day
The request went out for resident to not gather this Labor Day, and it appears many followed the advice of Hawaii's leaders. → Read More
Fewer crowds gathering on Labor Day
The request went out for resident to not gather this Labor Day, and it appears many followed the advice of Hawaii's leaders. → Read More
Honolulu pilot program to cite red light runners set to start
By the end of the year, 10 Honolulu Intersections could have a camera installed to track and ticket drivers for running red lights. → Read More
Oahu homeowners could get cash for PV system batteries
Hawaiian Electric will give money to Oahu homeowners to make sure PV systems have batteries. → Read More
Lawmakers work to override governor's vetoes
Governor David Ige's veto of more than two dozen bills sent state lawmakers back to work. → Read More
Oahu hotspots for violent crimes
The pair of stabbings in Waikiki have some worried about a rise in violent crimes on Oahu. We see which communities have the highest number of those crimes. → Read More
Should Hawaii spend or save federal relief funds?
Federal relief funds made a major impact on the state, but some want to make sure some money is saved for problems affecting Hawaii AFTER the pandemic. → Read More
Should Hawaii spend or save federal relief funds?
Federal relief funds made a major impact on the state, but some want to make sure some money is saved for problems affecting Hawaii AFTER the pandemic. → Read More