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"The upper low, the upper disturbance that is causing these showers and thunderstorms is expected to begin moving out off the northeast tonight and tomorrow."

Powerful thunderstorms rattled through Oahu, sparking dangerous conditions and causing traffic nightmares.

Rosé, runway-worthy fashion and a little bit of drama took over downtown Honolulu at HONOLULU Magazine’s annual Rosé Soirée presented by First Hawaiian Bank and Mastercard. Held at the Inspiration Hawaii Museum, this year’s event embraced a The Devil Wears Prada-inspired theme, transforming the venue into...

Honolulu offers a variety of affordable local food options, from SPAM musubi to acai bowls, that can be enjoyed for around $25 a day.

Peter and Debbie Anderson, who began their lives together as Punahou School sweethearts, got the idea of opening a cafe when Debbie worked at one part time while studying interior design at UCLA. On Saturday mornings, Peter would come in for breakfast and coffee. “We just really loved the vibe...

Founded in 1995, TY Realty began like many small rental-focused real estate companies, according to founder Steven Yamamoto. But the company truly found its purpose when it began working with clients connected with the military and government contractors. “We started TY Realty to quietly serve those who serve and prote

Oʻahu's two landfills are both approaching capacity. But for certain kinds of waste, recycling is making some progress. Oʻahu's Waimanalo Gulch landfill, run by the City and County of Honolulu, is set to close in 2028, while the privately run PVT landfill is set to shutter within the next seven years.

The Pentagon’s Low-Cost Containerized Missiles program aims to obtain over 10,000 low-cost cruise missiles over a three-year span.

Honolulu is on edge as the city’s top prosecutor prepares to announce Friday whether he will file criminal charges against police officers involved in an October shooting outside The Queen’s Medical Center that left a man dead. The decision, expected at 11 a.m., has cranked up pressure on how the city handles officer-i

A nonprofit that provides shelter to homeless youth has acquired property in Honolulu’s Chinatown, according to a Tuesday announcement. Residential Youth Services and Empowerment will develop the new four-story property into affordable housing and provide workforce development support for young adults from 18 to 24 yea