Hawaii Democratic Party convention underway in Waikiki
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Democratic Party of Hawaii is holding its state convention in Waikiki over the next two days. More than 400 party members and advocates are meeting at the Hilton Hawaiian Village to elect a new party chair and set up their platform of issues for the next legislative sessions.
Back-to-back Coast Guard rescues save 22 lives
The U.S. Coast Guard successfully rescued 22 individuals in two separate operations this week, utilizing communication tools such as satellite communicators and marine radios to ensure swift emergency responses.
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Outdoor dance classes flourish in Hawaiʻi’s summer heat
In Hawaii, people can enjoy a variety of outdoor dance classes, ranging from beachside practice sessions to open air lūʻau performances, with hula, salsa, bachata, and other cultural dances being offered in various locations.
Hawai’i America 250th Celebration: Family-friendly 4th of July event
Celebrate Hawai'i's America 250th at Queen Kapi'olani Regional Park with fireworks, Hawaiian music, cultural performances, and ono food.
Lane shortens as slope stabilization work continues near Waimea Bay
Residents in the Waimea Bay area should prepare for traffic as slope stabilization work continues along Kamehameha Highway on Friday, May 29.
Honolulu celebrates Pride Month in June
In recognition of Pride Month, the Pride Flag will fly outside the Mission Memorial Auditorium throughout the month of June, Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced on Friday. According to a news release, the raising of the flag reflects the City and County of Honolulu’s continuing commitment to foster a community...
Hawaii honors life and service of Colleen Hanabusa
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Family, friends, and community leaders will gather Saturday, May 30, to celebrate the life and service of longtime Hawaii politician and attorney Colleen Hanabusa. A memorial service will take place at Hosoi Garden Mortuary, in Honolulu, with visitation beginning at 1 p.m., and services at 2
Rescuers recover unresponsive swimmer at Makapuu Beach; CPR initiated on beach
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - First responders initiated CPR on a 22-year-old who was rescued from Makapuu Beach in Hawaii Kai on Friday. The Honolulu Fire Department (HFD) received a 911 call at 6:36 a.m. and responded to two swimmers in distress. Honolulu Police Department, along with Emergency Medical Services, also re
Woman fights $600K in fines for ‘mistakenly’ advertising short-term rental
An 83-year-old Oʻahu woman is fighting $600,000 in fines from the City and County of Honolulu for an online advertisement of an illegal short-term rental. Sandra May has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court Thursday for “mistakenly” posting her one-bedroom rental unit in Wilhelmina Rise as a short-term rental, which
