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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A marine debris cleanup crew has returned to Honolulu after another mission to protect the fragile ecosystems of Papahanaumokuakea. The Papahanaumokuakea Marine Debris Project completed its second mission of 2026 on Friday after a 21-day expedition to the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. The te

After Hurricane Lala, power outages harmed many island businesses. But Hawaii solar installation companies have seen a boom to their business, with battery packs and battery generators becoming hot commodities. The phones have been ringing off the hook at Hawaii Energy Connection in Halawa Valley. "Business has probabl

Two storms headed in our general direction with the latest NHC track taking Lowell south and Karina north this Labor Day weekend.

There’s still a bitter taste in the mouth of the UNLV faithful following their home opener loss to the University of Memphis Tigers this past Saturday. In a game that saw transfer quarterback Jackson Arnold shine, throwing for 291 yards and accounting for two touchdowns, one passing and one rushing, the Rebels went on

For nearly 12 years, the Fur-Angel Foundation has been working to give homeless dogs on Oʻahu a second chance at finding a loving forever home. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit is a foster-based dog rescue that has rescued approximately 1,000 dogs since its founding. Rather than simply providing temporary shelter, Fur-Angel...

No burritos, birria tacos or chile rellenos cram the tables at Da Seafood Cartel. Dishes here celebrate seafood—northern Mexican coastal creations, to be exact—a distinction that sets the Hale ‘Aina ​​Best Mexican winner apart from the meaty familiarity of carnitas and loaded nachos. While you will find beer-battered s

The program includes an online resource hub, a disaster preparedness guidebook and free workshops across the island.

Twenty questions that could change the county charter will be on the November ballot for Honolulu voters.

Flush with federal pandemic relief money and then faced with a deadline to spend it, Honolulu city officials shifted money away from projects meant to set Oʻahu up for a strong and equitable recovery. Instead of funding sustained economic relief for residents, a large chunk of the funding went...

HONOLULU (CN) — Hawaii can keep 18-year-olds from buying guns, a federal judge ruled, siding with the state in a Second Amendment challenge to its law that requires gunowners to be 21. U.S. District Judge Jill Otake found Hawaii’s restrictions fit within the nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation,...