Law consultant weighs in on corrupt campaign finance
As the bribery scandal involving Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke continues to cast a shadow over Hawaiʻi’s ongoing elections, there is growing pressure from lawmakers to convene a special session. Hawaiʻi's Good Government Caucus is calling for legislative leaders to address possible campaign finance corruption. Retired federal p
Some Ala Moana Center shoppers surprised by parking tickets
Shoppers at Ala Moana Center have reported receiving expensive parking citations due to increased enforcement of designated paid parking zones within the massive complex.
Medical examiner identifies woman killed by reversing car in Iwilei parking lot
IWILEI, Hawaii (Island News) -- The 65-year-old woman who was killed by a reversing car in a parking lot in Iwilei on Thursday afternoon was identified by the medical examiner. The Honoluul Medical Examiner identified the pedestrian as Linda Dyer, a 65-year-old Pearl City woman. The incident happened at around...
Firefighters airlift seriously injured woman after fall on Lanikai Pillbox Trail
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Honolulu Fire Department responded to an injured hiker at the Lanikai Pillbox in Kailua on Thursday. The Honolulu Fire Department (HFD) received a 911 call at 6:25 p.m. and responded shortly after, and began ascending the trail on foot to search by ground. The second-arriving unit...
Oahu’s first felony arrest under ‘Duke’s Law’ follows illegal hunting report at West Oahu...
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Department of Law Enforcement (DLE) arrested a Waianae man on suspicion of hunting on private lands without the permission of the landowner, marking the first arrest under “Duke’s Law.”. The owner of a West Oahu ranch contacted DLE Saturday morning to report a group...
Kalihi kauhale expansion adds 30 units for formerly homeless
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - State leaders and community partners celebrated the expansion of an affordable housing complex in Kalihi Thursday. Hoʻokahi Leo Kauhale, located on Middle Street, was initially developed to provide housing for homeless residents transitioning from former Sand Island and Kakaako encampments. A
Honolulu’s Fasi Municipal building faces ongoing elevator problems as City plans modernization
Employees at Honolulu's Frank F. Fasi Municipal Building expressed growing frustration over recurring elevator failures and safety concerns, prompting calls for better infrastructure management despite plans for a future modernization project.
First Alert Forecast: Hold on! Gusty trades coming our way
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Fausto is no longer a threat to Hawaii, with its remnant low continuing to move well northwest of the islands. As it departs, our weather is transitioning back to a more typical summer trade wind pattern. Trade winds will strengthen through today, becoming breezy by this afternoon...
Buy one, get one free ramen deal at this new shop
You can take advantage of this buy one, get one free ramen deal for a limited time. The Broth Bar Noodle House is opening Feb. 14. Photo by Kelli Shiroma Braiotta (Aloha State Daily Staff) The Broth Bar Noodle House, located in Kāhala (next to Sharetea), is celebrating its grand...
Honolulu Braces For Stronger Trades And Passing Showers This Weekend
Honolulu is starting Thursday mostly clear and near 76°F, but the calm before sunrise will not last all day. Scattered showers may brush the city, with mostly sunny breaks and a high near 88°F as east-northeast trade winds build through the afternoon. The remnants of Fausto are moving...

















