Fine Print Reveals Who’s To Blame For North Shore Flooding — To An Extent
Identifying who is responsible for the extensive damage from the March floods across hundreds of acres of farmland in Waialua and nearby homes is a laborious task, with ownership and obligations buried in a decades-old quagmire of paperwork and land deals. The miles of irrigation lines and drainage ditches that...
‘Where it all started’: Recovering addict returns to Hawaii for Half Ironman
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A triathlon is one of the world’s most challenging tests of endurance. And on Saturday, athletes will take on that test along the South Kohala coast of Hawaii Island. The Half Ironman starts with a 1.2-mile swim, followed by a 56-mile bike ride and a half-marathon...
Search suspended after days-long effort for missing North Shore jet ski rider; case remains...
HONOLULU, Hawaii (Island News) -- After days of searching by air, land and sea off Oahu’s North Shore, active search efforts have now been suspended for a missing jet ski rider. Search crews spent the last several days looking for 56-year-old Anthony Empting after his personal watercraft was found...
City officials update Waialua residents on Kona Low recovery efforts
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Two months after the last Kona Low update meeting in Waialua, city and county officials returned to the community to continue recovery discussions and hear concerns from residents. Inside the Waialua Elementary cafeteria, officials provided updates on ongoing recovery efforts, including disas
5 of Hawai‘i’s Extraordinary Native Flowers
Plumeria, pīkake, pua kenikeni. These flowers—and their scents—conjure up memories of Hawai‘i, but none of them are actually native to the Islands. Plumeria are endemic to Mexico and Central America, pīkake to India and pua kenikeni to the South Pacific. In fact, many of the...
Police push safety message ahead of summer, following another traffic fatality
Oahu reached 16 traffic fatalities late Monday night, prompting the Honolulu Police Department to step up enforcement and educational efforts to reduce speeding and promote seatbelt use.
Fund To Help Hungry Appears On Its Way To Honolulu’s November Ballot
A proposal to start a fund to help hungry Oʻahu residents get more locally produced foods appears headed for the November ballot, after the Honolulu Charter Commission advanced it on Tuesday. The proposal submitted by Hawaiʻi Foodbank would not raise taxes. Instead, it would use a slice of existing...
The Honolulu Police Commission Chose The Right HPD Chief
Over the past few months, numerous community members from the Oʻahu Rapid Response Coalition have attended meetings and submitted testimony to the Honolulu Police Commission to ensure that public safety remains the top priority in selecting the new police chief. A central objective for our advocacy is securing a...
Hawaiʻi students showcase a new vision for education
HONOLULU (Island News) -- A growing movement in education is challenging the traditional classroom model by placing less focus on memorization and more emphasis on leadership, entrepreneurship, and real-world experience. Recently, several Hawaiʻi student-athletes helped showcase that vision on a national stage through
Kailua Road closes for raised crosswalk install this week
The Department of Transportation will close Kailua Road in Windward Oahu through Friday to install raised crosswalks, with work scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. near Ulu'oa Street and Ulumanu Drive.

















