Doctor serves as guiding light for cancer patients while striving to find a cure
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - On her 40th birthday, Lynn Enright decided to get her first mammogram. After multiple tests, the wife and mother of three was stunned to learn she had breast cancer. It was one of the darkest moments of her life. “That day, I just remember I was in...
Donate Zippy’s pumpkin pie for Salvation Army’s annual Thanksgiving meal
Crowded with goodwill and up to 2,000 attendees on Nov. 27, Zippy's customers can make sure there's pumpkin pie to complete the meal for each family.
Jewel or Juice: Smoothies, acai bowls and even jewelry
Nestled in the historic Kaimuki neighborhood lies “Jewel or Juice,” a fan favorite for residents. Good2Grind host Bryan Min took a field trip to the juice shop and learned more about their offerings of acai bowls, smoothies and much more. They have a wide variety of acai bowls — from the deluxe acai bowl, honey […]
Waipahu boy meets famous YouTuber thanks to Make-A-Wish Hawaii
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A dream came true for a Waipahu boy who met Mr. Beast, the most-subscribed creator on YouTube, at Disneyland over the weekend. David, 12, recently completed treatment for lymphoma and is now in remission. Over the weekend, he met Jimmy Donaldson, also known as Mr. Beast, during...
Popular luau to close after nearly 50 years
KO OLINA (HawaiiNewsNow) - After 47 years of service, Paradise Cove will hold its final luau on New Year’s Eve. The landowner, James Campbell Company, said it will shut down the venue to begin redeveloping next year. The luau’s parent company, PC Services, said 172 employees will lose their...
Viral Bullying Videos Are Sign Of Bigger Problem In Hawaiʻi Schools
The video was choppy, but the yells and cheers from students were clear as the girl dropped her backpack, ran down the sidewalk and began shoving another teen against a chain-link fence. Amid repeated calls to “Punch her in the face,” the girl kept hitting the other student, chasing her onto a nearby campus.
Federal elimination of SPED impacts Hawaiʻi students, families
When news broke that the federal government would eliminate its special education department, the effects rippled quickly across Hawaiʻi’s schools.
State tax office on going after vacation rentals that skip out on TAT
It's been almost five years since the counties began getting serious about passing new laws to make the regulation of vacation rentals easier. The Conversation spoke to the state tax office about a recent legal notice listing the names of 18 people or entities that were in violation of the law by not disclosing their...
Federal workers turn to food pantries as government shutdown drags on
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - As October wraps up and paychecks remain on hold, many federal workers are turning to food pantries to feed their families. “Both my wife and I are federal workers, so we have zero income coming into the house,” said Terrence Long. Long said they’ve been stretching...
Hawaii Foodbank responds to increasing demand for assistance amid government shutdown
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Hawaii Foodbank is launching new food distributions across Oahu, trying to reach families, federal employees, and even military households affected by the federal government shutdown. The shutdown has caused some federal employees to work without pay until lawmakers can agree to pass a...
