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Kailua Crash Horror as Woman Is Ejected From Car on Kahako Street

A quiet Sunday morning drive in Kailua turned into a terrifying scene when a woman in her 20s was thrown from a car during a single-vehicle crash on Kahako Street. She suffered serious injuries, and Honolulu Emergency Medical Services crews rushed in with life-saving treatment before taking her to a nearby emergency...
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Surge in Assaults Against Honolulu Police Officers Sparks Concern, Three Attacks in Hours

The Honolulu Police Department has seen a surge in assaults against its officers, with three separate incidents occurring within a matter of hours. As reported by Hawaii News Now, the string of violence began last Thursday when a 43-year-old man was detained for attacking an officer in Waianae after police responded...
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Waipahu Teen Rider Fighting For Life After Malakeke Street Crash

A 19-year-old motorcyclist is in critical condition after a Saturday night collision on Malakeke Street in Waipahu. The rider, who was thrown from his electric motorcycle, was taken by Emergency Medical Services to a nearby hospital, and police said he had not been wearing a helmet at the time of the crash.
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Debate Intensifies: Honolulu May Be the First US City to Declare Food as a...

This post features an OpenAI-powered summary derived from the NewsBreak users' discussions on Honolulu Could Become The First US City Where Food Is A Human Right. Honolulu Could Become The First US City Where Food Is A Human Right.
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Take Care of Other People, and Be Bold About Showing Your Aloha

Blanche McMillan is the founder of Hui Mahi‘ai ‘Āina, which provides village-style housing to the houseless in Waimānalo. Currently, 96 people live there, in 59 temporary homes and 14 tents, including 26 children, 20 kūpuna and four cancer patients. Having grown up in a family of 17, McMillan credits her parents for...
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Honolulu Foodies Are Flocking to This Waikiki Spot for Carne Tacos That Explode with...

You can taste the buzz the moment you step onto Kalakaua Ave and spot the glow of Earls Kitchen + Bar – Waikiki. The carne tacos here are the headline act, but the whole menu hits with big island energy and polished hospitality. Late hours, a killer happy hour, and a stylish room make it easy to slide in for snacks...
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Warning signs posted after sharks spotted at Nanakuli Beach

Ocean Safety said a 7-8 foot shark and a 10 foot tiger shark were seen just before 11 a.m. 50 feet from the shore.
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8 Food Spots Outside Honolulu Worth the Drive

We know the legends—the Shige’s Saimin Stands, Waiāhole Poi Factories and other must-stops for anyone traversing the island. These picks aren’t about them. In search of food finds far from the city, we crisscrossed O‘ahu in every direction. But it wasn’t only pockets of deliciousness that we found. Along the way, we...
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PHOTOS: What Ala Moana Shopping Center was like in the 1950s, 1960s

Hawaiʻi's Ala Moana Center opened in 1959 with a promise that seemed almost unreal at the time.
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Gov. Green discusses military land lease negotiations

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hawaii Gov. Josh Green joined Sunrise to discuss a number of issues in the state. Green gave an update on the ongoing land lease negotiations between Hawaii and the U.S. military. And with many Americans concerned about health insurance premiums rising, the state is taking action to...

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