What it takes to be the Aloha Festivals’ pau queen
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - In the midst of all the marching bands, entertainers and beautifully decorated floats, a majestic and beautiful figure on horseback emerges as one of the highlights of the Aloha Festivals Floral Parade. She is the parade’s pa’u queen, and this year, it is Faith Kalamau who wears...
‘Healing’ annual Wounded Warrior Ohana paddle out connects veteran, Gold Star families
"Wounded warriors will come down here and they're a little hesitant to go into the water, but they come back with smiles on their faces."
The Little Hawaii Bakery Making Cinnamon Rolls You Won’t Soon Forget
Follow the smell and forget whatever diet plan you had for the morning. One Hawaii bakery makes cinnamon rolls that turn a simple pastry stop into a serious craving. The twist is that every baked item here is made without gluten or dairy. That detail sounds important until the first bite makes it feel almost irrelevant
Athletes shines at the 2026 Aloha Muscle
Honoulu (KHON2) – Athletes from across Hawaiʻi and beyond showcased their dedication at the 2026 Aloha Muscle competition, held September 18 at the Sheraton Waikīkī Beach Resort. Living808 host Mikey Monis represented Coach Mike Kawasaki and the Powerhouse Gym Aiea team, earning second place in the...
Honolulu gas prices raise about 15 cents in last week: GasBuddy
Gas prices in Honolulu rose by 15.5 cents, reaching up to $5.73 per gallon. Prices are now $1.11 higher than they were one year ago.
Gulick Avenue closed for yearlong construction on H-1 overpass
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Construction began on Gulick Avenue in Kalihi Monday morning. The road will be fully closed for a year during demolition and reconstruction of the overpass along the H-1 Freeway. A temporary steel pedestrian bridge that was installed in July opened Monday morning for pedestrians and cyclists
Invasive deer, goats are eating away Hawaii’s ranchlands, new study finds
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Invasive deer and goats are impacting ranches in the state, according to a new study from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. In the first study to measure the impact of wild grazing animals on Hawaii rangelands, scientists observed forage losses at two-thirds of the sites they surveyed.
Tropical cyclone likely to redevelop southeast of Hawaii
The remnants of Tropical Depression Fifteen-E are increasingly likely to redevelop into a tropical cyclone near Hawaii, potentially bringing heavy rainfall to the islands over the coming days.
Hawaiʻi police arrest, charge seven fugitives during multi-agency sweep
Multiple individuals wanted on outstanding warrants and other offenses were arrested following an islandwide warrant sweep last week. The Hawaiʻi Police Department, the United States Marshals Service Hawaiʻi Fugitive Task Force, the State of Hawaiʻi Department of Law Enforcement’s Sheriff Division, Honolulu Police Depa
Price Shock At Waikīkī Co-op Highlights Vulnerability To Housing Fees
The mid-May meeting of the shareholders of the Hawaiian Prince apartments in Waikīkī held a nasty surprise for Don and Eileen Campagna, who own two units in the building. A one-time special assessment of $3,770 would be applied to each unit and there would also be a 152% hike in maintenance fees for the rest of the yea
