Andy Johnson, dean of University of Hawaii coaches, sails off after 36 years
Andy Johnson, the grizzled skipper of the University of Hawaii sailing program, has called it a career after a fulfilling 36-year ride that included national championships and myriad advancements for the school’s only ocean-based sport. His time as skipper ended with an appearance in the Intercollegiate Sailing Associa
Sundays are Pie Days at the Hawaiian Pie Company
HONOLULU (HI Now) - Sundays just got a whole lot more delicious in Kalihi. Hawaiian Pie Company is bringing comfort, flavor, and family tradition together with Savory Sunday, a new reason to stop by the shop for handcrafted pies and buttery baked goods made with local-style love. Starting this Sunday,...
New HPD Chief Lazar meets with police commission ahead of swearing in
Honolulu’s next police chief met with the Police Commission as he prepares to take office. David Lazar emphasized recruitment, retention, and modernization efforts. He will be officially sworn in on July 2nd.
Thieves target temporary water meters across Oahu
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A piece of equipment designed to provide temporary water access across Oahu is now being targeted by thieves, prompting concerns from officials over rising losses and illegal water use. The Board of Water Supply rents out temporary meters for construction sites, public events and emergency us
Running Room in Kapahulu is lacing up for its final run this Sunday
A business that's been a fixture on Kapahulu Avenue for nearly 50 years is closing for good this weekend. The Running Room, which opened in 1978, is lacing up for its final run.
Zipmobile stalled on H-1 Pearl City viaduct, zipper lane will not open
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) is updating highway users on the status of the Zipmobile that was stalled on the H-1 Pearl City Viaduct. The zipmobile is between the Lehua Ave underpass and the former Sears Distribution Center. The Zipmobile driver reported that 10 of the...
Catholic Church to celebrate 200 years in Hawaii
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Catholic Church is celebrating two centuries of Catholicism in Hawaii. Catholic leaders from across the state gathered at Sacred Hearts Academy Wednesday to announce plans for a two-year celebration to commemorate the milestone. The 200th anniversary will be recognized with special events
Hawaii Catholic leaders announce historic cathedral restoration
“We are hoping to celebrate the rededication on August 16, 2027."
Indictment issued for man suspected of killing his 70-year-old father
Joshua Black, 32, has been indicted by an Oʻahu grand jury on one count of second-degree murder in the death of his father, Jesus Black, 70, after an incident on June 10 for a death that has left the Liliha neighborhood in shock.
Honolulu Riders Hit With Cash Fare Hike As HOLO Users Keep Their Caps
Starting July 1, Honolulu riders who pay cash to hop on TheBus, Skyline or TheHandi‑Van will shell out a bit more, while HOLO card users keep their capped fares and a slightly better deal. City officials are framing the move as a modest but necessary tweak to help cover growing operating costs, and they are nudging rid
