First Alert Forecast: Wet Weather On the Way
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - It’s been a wet day so far for windward Oahu and East Maui. There’s even heavier showers just off shore and moving west. With a little luck they should stay away. Our weather eyes are mainly focused about 750 miles upstream in the trade wind...
More than 1 million eggs head to Hawaiʻi
More than a million eggs from Hickman’s Family Farms in Arizona will be distributed to communities across Hawaiʻi over the next two months. The 1.08 million eggs are part of a major settlement. In June, the U.S. Justice Department’s Antitrust Division, in partnership with 17 State Attorneys General,...
HPD honors women in policing on National Police Woman Day
Female officers have been serving the Honolulu Police Department for over 70 years, and this National Police Woman Day, HPD Chief David Lazar reaffirmed his commitment to their growth and leadership.
Shioketh: Authentic Singaporean food in the 808
Experience authentic Singaporean flavors at Shioketh, featuring Laksa and Nasi Lemak. Visit them at Wahiawa Market Day every third Saturday.
Matsumoto’s Okazuya restaurant on Gulick Ave hopes to see business thrive during overpass reconstruction
KALIHI, Hawaii (Island News) -- Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) crews have been seen working on the reconstruction of the Gulick Avenue overpass spanning the H-1 Freeway. Along the street, the owner of Matsumoto's Okazuya by JV Kitch said they will continue to keep their doors open for business since...
Aloha Stadium’s Beloved Satoru Abe Sculpture Faces $600K Relocation Fight
A state-owned Satoru Abe sculpture installed at the former Aloha Stadium box office is in the way of planned roadway work, creating a funding and preservation question for Hawaiʻi arts officials. The 45-year-old bronze and copper work, titled Volcano, may require nearly $600,000 or more to move, store, conserve, and ma
Spotlight Now: Kauai mayoral candidates forum on storm recovery, housing crisis
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) -In the wake of Hurricane Lowell’s devastating impact across the Garden Isle, the race to become Kauaʻi’s next mayor has taken on renewed urgency. Today’s special edition of Spotlight Now features a live candidate forum with the two contenders vying to lead Kauaʻi County: County Council Chair M
Erosion threat grows as Queen’s Beach walkway collapses again
A second collapse of a Kapiolani Park walkway due to coastal erosion has left parts of the path dangerous, with city officials planning to explore various mitigation efforts while experts warn that rising sea levels necessitate long-term adaptation strategies.
Woman arrested after parking dispute turns violent at Kahala Mall
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A parking dispute at Kahala Mall turned violent Sunday afternoon, leaving one woman injured. Honolulu police said the incident happened around 3:06 p.m. after a verbal argument over a parking stall escalated. Investigators said a 36-year-old woman entered the victim’s vehicle and physically a
Aiea water main break shuts down 2 Kamehameha Hwy. westbound lanes
AIEA, Hawaii (Island News) -- An 8-inch water main break in Aiea shut down two westbound lanes on Kamehameha Highway. The Honolulu Board of Water Supply first reported the break at 4:15 p.m. near 98-380 Kamehameha Highway. The break affects five nearby customers. BWS has provided a water wagon is available for affected
