This Hole-In-The-Wall Hawaii Bakeshop Is Where Locals Go For From-Scratch Pies And Sweet Breads
Some of the best bakeries on Oahu are easy to miss, and this one in Aiea looks like just another small storefront on a quiet street. The doors open at 5 AM, there is no seating, and most people are back in their cars within minutes carrying white boxes. What...
Free poke bowls from Ahi and Vegetable on International Poke Day
You can get a free poke bowl at Ahi and Vegetable on International Poke Day on Monday, Sept. 28. No purchase necessary.
CrimeStoppers Honolulu: Hit-and-Run and Motorcycle Theft Cases
Sgt. Ho with CrimeStoppers Honolulu highlights two cases — a hit-and-run involving a bicyclist in the Waialae Iki area and the theft of a 2021 black Zongsh motorcycle in Makiki. Plus, learn more about the Public Safety & Security Expo 2026, happening September 26th at the Hawaiʻi Convention Center. For tips, call 808-9
HPD shuts down 4 illegal gambling rooms in Moiliili
They practiced using passenger assistance intercoms, elevators, stairways and fare vending equipment, along with obtaining and using a HOLO card. Tokuda tours PMRF as Hurricane Lowell recovery efforts underway. Updated: Sep. 17, 2026 at 10:18 PM HST. U.S. Rep. Jill Tokuda, D-Hawaii, recently toured the Pacific Missile
Police identify man killed in Ocean View crash
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii Island police identified the man killed in a two-vehicle crash that occurred last month. The vicitim was identified as 45-year-old Jason Jay Spurgeon of Hawaiian Ocean View Estates (HOVE) subdivision. On August 15, at 1:17 p.m., police responded to a crash near the intersection of Aloh
Honolulu Police shut down 4 illegal gambling rooms, seize cash and machines
HONOLULU (Island News) – Police shut down a total of four illegal gambling rooms located on Hausten St. in Honolulu on Monday, September 21, 2026. Crews with the Honolulu Police Department (HPD) recovered a total of 74 gaming machines, more than $38,000 in cash, illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia, which were submitte
Honolulu pushes back on notice requirements before property is set aside as farmland
HONOLULU (CN) — A yearslong effort to preserve 41,000 acres of Oahu farmland came before the Hawaii Supreme Court Tuesday, where justices pressed the city on whether it did enough to notify nearly 1,800 landowners before asking the state to designate their properties as “Important Agricultural Lands.”. Honolulu...
What Happens To Your Affordable Housing When Income Rules Run Out?
Lynda Lydon spent a year on the waiting list before moving into a seven-story building on Queen Street in Kakaʻako that she hoped to call home for the rest of her life. A friend living there had encouraged her to relocate to Honuakaha. It was reserved for seniors over 62 with incomes less than 60% of Honolulu’s median
Molokai residents alarmed as coconut rhinoceros beetle protection rule expires
A temporary rule banning materials that can host coconut rhinoceros beetles from being shipped to Molokai is expiring on Wednesday, sparking fierce opposition from residents fighting to protect their island from the devastating pests.
Police brutality case could end in settlement after Federal Court ruling
The Honolulu City Council is scheduled to discuss a potential settlement regarding a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging excessive force by police during a New Year's Day 2024 manhunt.
