Hawaiʻi’s milk recall situation continues as DOH begins tests
On Wednesday, Oct. 15, Hawaiʻi learned that some potentially tainted milk may have been making a few people sick.
VIDEO: Kauaʻi man, 24, arrested for reckless endangering after illegal firework blast
On Oct. 16, Kauaʻi Police Department responded to Kīlauea around 11:30 a.m. following reports of an explosion. No injuries were reported, but officials said a man fled immediately after the illegal firework blast.
NOTICE: Hundreds of Kapiolani Medical Center workers to strike
Hundreds of workers from Kapiolani Medical Center are planning to strike.
Police Still Don’t Know How Theresa Cachuela’s Killer Got A Gun
In the nearly two years since Theresa Cachuela was shot and killed by her husband, Jason Cachuela, one question has remained unanswered: How did he get the gun?. Theresa Cachuela had taken out a temporary restraining order against him, and police had confiscated all five of his registered firearms. But...
New connections, new commutes: Skyline’s 2nd segment debuts
The first trains of the morning rolled out before sunrise, carrying a mix of commuters and first-time riders, all now a part of history.
Halloween supplies selling NOW
October 31 is 15 days away, and that means it's time to start gearing up, whether that be on costumes, accessories, or even some safety features.
Test drive the new Skyline stations for free
In honor of the Skyline Segment 2 launch the city is offering a Fare-Free Weekend for all transit services.
Hawaii joins global biobank network to protect endangered species
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Bishop Museum is partnering with the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance to help save Hawaii’s most endangered species using biobanking. The process preserves DNA, living cells, and reproductive material to protect wildlife like native forest birds and Hawaiian land snails. Leaders say this...
1 year on, Shige’s Saimin Stand still makes the best burgers
It's been one year since Oahu's own Shige's Saimin Stand in Wahiawa was voted the best burger in the entire United States.
Warning from Board of Water Supply after residents encounter fake water tester
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Honolulu Board of Water Supply is warning residents to be cautious after a man went door to door in Ewa Beach claiming he needed to test people’s tap water. Homeowner Nicole Hall says around 2 p.m. Wednesday, a man wearing a black shirt with unfamiliar...
