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KALIHI (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Board of Water Supply is repairing a water main break in Kalihi. The 24-inch main break was first reported on Friday, at around 3:30 a.m., on N. King Street between Gulick Avenue and Umi Street. Both directions of N. King Street, by New Nissan, are currently...

WAIPAHU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Honolulu Police Department is investigating reports of gunshots in Waipahu early Saturday. Officers responded to reports of gunshots at about 2:30 a.m. Officers found a “No Trespassing” sign riddled with bullet holes near Kunia Road and Anonui Street. Police say the suspect is still...

Honolulu firefighters extinguished a fire caused by a propane tank explosion at a waste facility in Kapolei on Wednesday morning. At a press conference at H-POWER on Thursday, city officials said smoldering trash on a conveyor belt sparked the flames of the waste facility fire. H-POWER remains open but is working at...

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HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) -- From paradise to patrol, a Honolulu-based Coast Guard crew just hauled in $156 million worth of cocaine from the high seas. The crew aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Midgett, homeported in Honolulu, recently returned from a 79-day counterdrug patrol across the Eastern Pacific...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Sales of e-bikes has been rising, but so have the injuries. And doctors say those injuries are becoming more severe. “It’s not the ride. It’s the rider that makes the difference,” said Dr. Byron Izuka, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon at Shriners Children’s Hospital Hawaii.

Last night, Oct. 10, a father and daughter were arrested for Assault on a Law Enforcement Officer in the First Degree.

About 19 percent of Hawaii's population is active duty military, their dependents or a federal worker. With the government shutdown continuing, businesses are bracing for an uncertain future.

After over a century serving the people of Hawaii, Diamond Bakery celebrated its success with the community.

Tucked in a corner of a dark room within the Hawaiʻi State Archives, a digitization specialist scans a transparent photo of the inside of Punahou School's Dillingham Theater. At first glance, it's hard to tell what the photo is because itʻs a negative. But after the specialist transfers...