Clean ups to Manoa and Palolo communities and Ala Wai canal following flooding
Following Monday's flooding through Palolo and Manoa, clean-up efforts are well underway.
Oahu park becomes temporary storm debris site, 4,000 tons dumped in 2 days
A new temporary debris storage site at Central Oahu Regional Park has collected 4,000 tons of storm debris in just two days, with city officials working to transport it to permanent disposal sites.
Hawai‘i National Guard continues support for communities hit hard by kona low
Hawai‘i National Guard soldiers and airmen continued support Tuesday, March 24, for O‘ahu and Maui County because of damage from the latest kona low. Rescues on O‘ahu supported by Guard members reached 91 people for ground rescues, 47 people for air rescues and 3 canines as of early Tuesday afternoon.
HFD extinguishes Waikīkī high-rise fire
The Honolulu Fire Department extinguished a fire in a Waikīkī high-rise building overnight into March 26.
Hawaii gun buyback offers cash, no questions asked to reduce firearm deaths
Hawaii law enforcement agencies are hosting a no-questions-asked gun buyback tomorrow at Aloha Stadium from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., offering gift cards in exchange for unused or unwanted firearms as part of an effort to reduce suicide by firearm, one of the leading causes of death in the state.
Failing To Heed The Lessons Of The 2004 Mānoa Flood
On Oct. 30, 2004, an intense storm stalled over Mānoa Valley, overwhelming Mānoa Stream and sending floodwaters through the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and surrounding neighborhoods. The disaster caused an estimated $80-85 million in damage, with roughly $80 million concentrated on campus alone, where more...
This Week’s Remarkable Woman: Carole Kai
Carole Kai is a familiar face who has dedicated her life to fundraising and improving the quality of life for her beloved community.
🚨 Honolulu Firefighters Rescue Man After 30-Foot Fall in Waianae
Honolulu firefighters rescued a man in his 50s who fell about 30 feet from the Kamaileunu Ridge Trail above Leihoku Street early Thursday morning, March 26. The Honolulu Fire Department received a 911 call at 5:14 a.m. and sent seven units with 19 personnel. Firefighters reached the man just before 6 a.m., provided...
Body cam video, rock evidence takes center stage in Konig trial
Jurors spent much of the day watching Honolulu Police body-worn camera videos that prosecutors said show the immediate aftermath of a violent assault.
Tex 808 BBQ brings Texas-style brisket to Moanalua (Part 2)
Tex 808 BBQ serves Texas-style brisket smoked 12+ hours in Moanalua and offers island-wide catering for events.
