Honolulu HI

A scare at Ala Moana Center, as a section of a concrete wall falls onto the street below. Ala Moana Center is the state's largest mall, and there are plenty of shops and restaurants to attract the attention of those walking around. But now there is also something else catching...

"It was an ego thing, they wanted the status that they beat up this kid, they obviously wanted the status because they posted it on TikTok."

HONOLULU (Island News) – A popular restaurant in Honolulu recently received a red “closed” placard by the Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) due to a reported sewage backup in the kitchen area. Grace’s Inn LSY, LLC, located on S. Beretania St. in Honolulu, was immediately shut down...

CU Hawaiʻi has quietly beefed up Kapahulu Avenue this week, opening its third Oʻahu outpost and rolling out a “ramyun library,” a DIY smoothie station and a slushy machine you will not find at its other shops. The new store sits on the strip near Ululani’s Hawaiian Shave Ice, joining CU Hawaiʻi’s Downtown and Kāhala lo

Hawaii keiki represent the most significant spike in homelessness here on Oahu. That's according to the latest Point-in-Time Count report on the state of homelessness.

Another piece of the iconic Aloha Stadium is coming down today as crews continue work on the planned New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District, a major redevelopment effort aimed at revitalizing the area.

Koa Smith was surfing at Cromwell's Beach when a shark unexpectedly bit him, resulting in severe injuries, but he is expected to make a full recovery.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A plume of moisture moving in from the southeast is causing an increase in showers over the eastern half of the state. This moisture will continue to spread westward today. Due to the abundant moisture, brief periods of heavy rain will be possible. A more typical trade...

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Moderate trades weaken, giving way to land and sea breezes through early this week. Increasing moisture will move up the island chain from the southeast through the early portion of the week, resulting in increased shower coverage over island interiors. Trades return late Wednesday and contin

The North Shore Chamber of Commerce is backing a proposal to provide $5 million in disaster recovery grants for Oʻahu farmers still rebuilding after the March Kona Low storms destroyed crops, equipment, and infrastructure.