Multi-car crash in Downtown Honolulu leaves 3 men with serious injuries
Three men were hospitalized in a multi-car crash in Downtown Honolulu on Friday night. Honolulu Emergency Medical Services responded to the accident in the area of Nuuanu Avenue and S. Vineyard Boulevard in Downtown Honolulu around 9:35 p.m.
5 injured following multiple overnight Honolulu car, moped crashes
Three overnight car crashes in Honolulu left multiple people seriously injured.
Divers plant coral on Oahu’s South Shore
Divers from the state Department of Land and Natural Resources planted about two dozen nursery-grown corals at Kewalo Basin and Maunalua Bay.
Vineyard Boulevard reopened following motor vehicle crash
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A crash shut down part of Vineyard Boulevard Friday night. The Honolulu Police Department sent an alert at about 9:50 p.m. The road was closed in all directions between Maunakea Street and Pali Highway. The roadway was reopened at about 11:20 p.m. The public was asked to...
‘Quite a blessing’: Opening day ends at first surfing state championship
The first day of Hawaii’s first high school surfing state championship ended Friday evening on Maui’s North Shore.
Honolulu Unleashes $240 Sewer Lifeline as Oʻahu Households Brace for Higher Bills
Source: Facebook/City & County of Honolulu Department of Environmental Services. Honolulu is rolling out a new break for residents feeling squeezed by rising utility costs: a sewer bill assist that could shave $240 a year off what they owe. The Customer Assistance for Residential Environmental Services (CARES) program is now taking applications from Oʻahu households starting May 1, with the sign-up window running...
Judge allows key statements in 10-year-old Geanna Bradley murder trial
An Oahu judge ruled that some key statements that defendants made to police in the murder investigation of a 10-year-old Wahiawa girl can be used in the trial.
Annual Lei Day event at Kapi’olani Park
The annual Lei Day event is taking place at Kapi'olani Park starting at 9am on Friday May 1st. Honolulu City's Park and Recreation representative tells us more of what we can expect during the event.
Celebrating Lei Day in Hawaiʻi: It’s not just giving a lei
In Hawaiʻi, May Day is celebrated with leis, which are symbols of love, respect, and connection, and can be made from anything with the right intention.
Go behind the scenes of Oahu’s trash journey
The city’s Department of Environmental Services invites residents to get a first-hand look into Oahu’s integrated waste management system on their Tour de Trash: Recyclers and Waste Processors Tour on Thursday, June 25. Residents can now make reservations to see and learn how the island’s waste is managed,...
