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US News and World Report ranks University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa among world’s top...

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa was named among the world’s leading universities in the 2026-27 U.S. News and World Report Best Global Universities rankings, reflecting its strong research performance and academic reputation. Two subjects at the university’s flagship campus on Oʻahu also placed in the world’s top...
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The Future Of Honolulu Rail: Report Details Pricey Possibilities

A long-awaited report on possible next steps for the $10 billion Honolulu rail line outlines a bundle of options that are already drawing fire, including subways and streetcars in the urban core as potential extensions of the elevated Skyline system. The “Minority Report of the ‘Ala Moana and Beyond’ Interaction...
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Hawaii’s only oyster and caviar catering company expands with Mana Up Hawaii

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) — A local oyster and caviar catering company is expanding with help from a Hawaii business accelerator program. Oysters Hawaii, known for its roaming shucking experience and premium event services in Hawaii, California and Las Vegas, brings oysters directly to guests at private parties and upsc
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DLNR grants Waianae homeless encampment extension, drawing frustration from residents

"It's imperative we have our coastline back for public usage, not just a chosen few."
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Family friend of 16-year-old girl in Pali Highway crash responds to teen’s passing

A family friend of the Abelmann ohana provided a statement on Kalena's passing. Kalena died in a single-car crash on the Pali Highway Thursday morning after her car flew off the road down into a ravine.
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First Alert Forecast: Humid day with Some sunshine, light rainfall

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Winds will stay light to moderate with some sunshine. Even though the wind direction changes a bit, it won’t make a huge difference—you’ll still see scattered showers on the windward sides and in the interior sections. In the afternoon, sea breezes will trigger some showers on the leeward sid
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Sunrise Sports: World Cup watch party

Pau hana came early for Honolulu soccer fans as they cheered Team USA to a second straight World Cup win, beating Australia 2-0.
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Honolulu Braces For Breezy Trades And Sticky Saturday Night

Honolulu rolled into Saturday, June 20, under warm, mostly clear skies, with a forecast high near 87°F and east winds expected to kick up through the afternoon. The flip side of all that sunshine is a muggy night ahead, with lows around 76–77°F and only a slim chance of brief, isolated showers. Gustier spots along ridg
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$75K in scholarships awarded by Hawaiʻi Medical Service Association to 15 Hawaiʻi high school...

Hawaiʻi Medical Service Association recently celebrated its 21st class of the Kaimana Scholarship Program, honoring 15 Hawaiʻi high school 2026 graduates for their achievements and all-around excellence in academics, athletics, community service and healthy activities. “This is one of the most meaningful events of the
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Oahu Hazard Map Lays Bare Island’s Tsunami, Flood And Fire Threats

Honolulu has launched a new online map that pulls back the curtain on some of Oʻahu’s biggest natural dangers, from tsunami evacuation zones and FEMA floodplains to dam evacuation areas and wildfire risk. The Oahu Hazard Explorer lets residents drop a pin or plug in an address to see color‑coded hazard layers and plain

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