‘The time is now’: City urges homeless to seek shelter ahead of storm
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Donning red T-shirts and enduring Wednesday’s humidity, a handful of personnel with the city’s Community Outreach Response and Engagement (CORE) urged homeless folks living in dangerous areas across the island to seek shelter before the upcoming storm. “The time is now to get out,” said...
Moped operator dies after Kamehameha Highway crash in Haleiwa
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - On Wednesday, a traffic fatality involving a moped occurred on Kamehameha Highway in the Haleiwa area. It was reported to the Honolulu Police Department at 11:23 a.m. that a 51-year-old man, driving a moped, was traveling northbound on Kamehameha Highway when, for unknown reasons, he traveled
Native Hawaiian Group Buys Sea Life Park, Vows Culture Over Chlorine
Sea Life Park Hawaii, the 62-year-old oceanarium overlooking Makapuʻu Point in Waimanalo, has a new owner: the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement. The nonprofit's for-profit arm, known as the Hawaiian Council, has acquired the marine park from Herschend Family Entertainment for an undisclosed sum, taking over a fa
Storm near Hawaii gaining energy from warm waters
Officials are preparing for the development of Tropical Storm Lala as a rare weather system forms unusually close to the Hawaiian Islands due to warm waters and weak wind shear.
First Alert Forecast: Tropical Storm Warning posted as approaching storm develops, get prepared now
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Increased trade winds Thursday and Friday combined with dry conditions will elevate the fire weather threat for the end of the work week. Most likely locations for any occasional showers will be over the windward and mauka areas through Friday. For the weekend, we`re continuing to monitor Pot
New menu items feature local ingredients at Hawaiʻi public schools
New u'ala swirl buns debut in Hawaii schools as the state works to source 30% of ingredients locally by 2030.
UH Athletics launches ‘Shoji Society’ donor program to fund NIL, scholarships
MANOA (HawaiiNewsNow) - The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa announced Wednesday a new donor program to support the athletics department and its student-athletes. Athletics director Matt Elliott, alongside UH coaches, donors and staff, announced the Shoji Society, which recognizes individuals and organizations who pledge
Traces of Hawaiʻi’s plantation past found in neighborhoods
Hawaiʻi's diverse landscapes continue to preserve historical remnants of its plantation and military eras through existing neighborhoods, architecture, and place names.
Theft & Robbery Suspects On the Loose, Help Us Find Them!
In this installment of CrimeStoppers Honolulu, Sgt. Ed Ho shares two of the latest cases involving theft at a business and a robbery at a bus stop. Do you recognize any of these suspects? Your tips leading to arrest or conviction can earn you up to $1,000. Use the P3Tips app, call (808) 955-8300 or go to www.honolulucr
Halawa Warehouse Raid Nets 39 Gaming Machines, $22,900 in Cash for HPD
Honolulu police tore through two warehouses sitting on the same Iwaena Street property in Halawa on Tuesday evening, walking away with 39 illegal gaming machines, drug paraphernalia, illegal drugs and more than $22,900 in cash. The search warrants were executed around 5 p.m., marking one of the larger single-property h

















