28th annual Daniel K. Akaka ALA Hawaii Food Show
"Every year I come, this gets bigger and bigger, more suppliers, more opportunity to bring in local products. It's a great partnership, it's good for our military customers, it's great for the state of Hawaiʻi."
Accused cop killer served TRO before shooting
The jury returned their verdict at around 4 p.m. Tuesday. Officials said Dillingham Boulevard between Alakawa Street to Kokea Street is closed in all directions. University of Hawaii signs partnership agreement with agency in U.S Dept. of Defense. Updated: 2 hours ago. |. The event highlighted the collaborative...
Long lines for Made In Hawaii blamed on camped out customers
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Organizers of the made in Hawaii festival are blaming hours long lines snaking onto Ala Moana Boulevard into Waikiki on customers camping out 9 hours before doors opened. On Friday, entry began at 10 a.m., but the festival says attendees were waiting at 1 a.m. Organizers say...
Spotlight Now: Gov. Josh Green outlines priorities for land deals, state economy
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Gov. Josh Green joined Spotlight Now for a full hour on Tuesday, covering issues such as expiring military land leases and funding for the Aloha Stadium. Gov. Green said he started negotiations with the military about their leases on local land. “They have to use a smaller...
Acid attack suspect made civil rights, hate crime allegations
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - We’re learning more about the man under arrest for allegedly throwing acid on another man in Chinatown on Aug. 8. Marquis Johnson, 34, turned himself in at Honolulu police headquarters Sunday evening and is being held on suspicion of first-degree assault. In recent years, he has...
Dozens of warning sirens broken across the islands
HONOLULU (Island News) -- Residents in Palolo said their warning siren has been broken for the past few years and they're worried about public safety. "It's not only disasters. What about an attack? What about an attack? You know, civil defense," said Randolph Hack, a member of the Palolo Neighborhood Board.
August Specials at Zippy’s
HONOLULU (HI Now) - Zippy’s is serving up big flavors this month with August specials you’ll love. Regional Kitchen Manager Sean Gouveia and Communications Manager Jessica Yamamoto stopped by to share what’s new at Hawai‘i’s favorite local restaurant. Here’s what you can look forward to:...
Ala Moana food court temporarily closed due to apparent bed bug infestation
HONOLULU (Island News) – A popular food court located in Ala Moana will be closed for a few days after a guest discovered something on the mall’s furniture. It was confirmed with the company in charge of Ala Moana, that Pest Control Vendor responded to the food court to find bed bugs in a couple of wooden chairs.
Kunia brush fire continues, evacuation order lifted
The public is advised to be on high alert following a brush fire in the Kunia area on Tuesday, Aug. 19.
Three Alleged Gang Leaders Found Not Guilty in Jail Beating Death
A Honolulu jury took just a few hours Tuesday to find three alleged prison gang leaders not guilty of manslaughter in the beating death of an inmate at the Oʻahu Community Correctional Center in 2023. Aaron “Rona” Tuitelapaga, his brother Bronson Tuitelelepaga, and Manu Sorensen were all acquitted after...
