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Waimea Valley announces new benefits for kama‘aina annual pass holders
Waimea Valley has announced a new benefit to the kama‘aina annual pass program, which kicks off on Memorial Day. → Read More
HPD, CrimeStoppers warn public of police impersonator asking for cash donations
CrimeStoppers and the Honolulu Police Department are warning the public of a recent donation scam. → Read More
Vaccinations help Hawaii residents gain more confidence to return to normal routines, UHERO says
As vaccinations ramp up, experts say locals are gaining more confidence to return to normal routines. → Read More
Maui police identify moped rider who died in collision with truck
The incident happened on Friday, April 16, at approximately 10 a.m. on Honoapiilani Highway 59’ South East of Lahainaluna Road. → Read More
What could Hawaii high school graduations look like in 2021?
It’s almost graduation season, and this year, in-person graduation ceremonies are allowed so many schools are getting to work with planning. → Read More
Firefighters responding to two alarm fire in Kaimuki
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Honolulu firefighters are responding to a two alarm fire in the Kaimuki area. Smoke can be seen from the Ewa end of Waikiki. → Read More
More financial assistance now available for Big Island residents
Seven local nonprofit organizations are joining together to help Big Island residents who are struggling to pay rent. The Hawaii County Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) was launched on Thursday. → Read More
Three injured after car goes into house on Oahu
Three people were injured after a car went into a home in Kalihi. → Read More
Local officials and nonprofits remind public of the dangers of human trafficking
Monday is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. In recognition of those who have suffered, local officials, along with non-profit advocacy organization Ho'ōla Nā Pua, gathered in front of the U.S. Immigrant Station to pour red sand into the gaps of the property's sidewalks. → Read More
U.S. Air Force confirms airman died
The Air Force confirms an airman assigned to the 15th Maintenance Group died Tuesday, Dec. 29. 2020. → Read More
Honolua Bay shark attack victim identified
A 56-year-old man who died as the result of a shark attack at Honolua Bay has been identified. → Read More
Hawaiian Airlines expands routes, what this could mean for 2021 air travel
Many airlines went into crisis mode when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, suspending flights and laying off thousands of workers. However, some airlines, like Hawaiian Airlines are still moving forward, expanding flights to new cities, hoping to come out of the crisis stronger. → Read More
Lifeguards to have extended hours in new “Dawn to Dusk” program launching in July
Oahu is beginning to see some big swells in December. With some waves expected to reach as high as 45 ft. on Wednesday and Thursday, Ocean Safety officials are urging beachgoers to stay alert, be aware of all signs posted and take the necessary precautions. → Read More
HPD receives 550 fireworks-related calls over Thanksgiving week, residents say they’re frustrated
Many residents across Oahu say they heard loud pops and bangs of illegal fireworks over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. → Read More
Warning signs posted in west Maui after apparent shark bite
Warning signs were posted on both sides of Honokowai Beach park in west Maui after a 35-year-old woman was apparently bitten by a shark on Nov. 26. → Read More
Local malls and stores offering additional options for Black Friday amid COVID-19
People are usually off to stand in lines for Black Friday after a hefty Thanksgiving meal. This year it will be a little different. Now stores and malls are giving people more options to buy their items, and more time to get the deals. → Read More
Local bakeries say Thanksgiving sales are proving to be busier than previous years
People planning to get a pie or other baked goods for Thanksgiving this year may want to hurry and buy early. Some local bakeries sold out within hours of opening on Tuesday, Nov. 25. → Read More
Some travelers frustrated with having to show negative COVID-19 test prior to departure
Starting Tuesday, Nov. 24, travelers will need to show a negative COVID-19 test before they board the plane to Hawaii or else, they will need to quarantine for two weeks. However, some travelers are finding the new process frustrating. → Read More
Lawmakers and police encourage people to be aware of surroundings in light of recent crimes
After a stabbing occurred near a strip mall in Kapolei on Fri. Nov. 21, many residents are now wondering if they are safe. → Read More
Pop-up craft fairs begin during pandemic for holiday season
There was a pop-up craft fair held at Koko Marina Center on Saturday, Nov. 21. → Read More