Law enforcement operation recovers 10 runaway teens on Oʻahu
Ten runaway youth between the ages of 13 and 18 years old were recovered on Oʻahu through a multi-law enforcement agency operation, local enforcement said. The young people were also provided with services to support their well-being and ensure they do not return to the streets. Operation Shine the...
1 dead, two saved by neighbor in deadly ʻEwa Beach fire
The Honolulu Police Department confirmed that a person died in an ʻEwa Beach fire on the night of Oct. 29.
Say ‘Hello’ to the PURR-fect ALOHA Collection collab
"Hello Kitty has been an icon for over 50 years now and we're thrilled and honored to be able to work with them to bring this to life,"
Emergency repairs forces HECO to shut off power to about 1,000 customers in Waikiki
A power outage in Waikīkī left traffic signals on some of the busiest roads on the island without electricity on Oct. 29, the Honolulu Police Department said.
Timeless Tastes: All the Old-School Feels at Harry’s Café
Once famous for its 99-cent breakfast, time-worn Harry’s Café seems the kind of place you pass by on your way to something glitzier. You’d never guess it’s a destination itself. The 99-cent breakfast has long since been replaced by the ‘‘‘ono” breakfast, but regulars still pack the place on weekends.
SNAP cuts may cause hunger crisis for 163K Hawaiʻi residents
Hawai‘i Foodbank is launching emergency food distributions across O‘ahu as the state faces one of its worst hunger crises in years.
DTS warns public of unauthorized HOLO Card app seeking private information
HONOLULU (Island News) – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services (DTS) is asking the public to stay alert as unauthorized HOLO Card mobile applications are seeking private account information. According to DTS, an unauthorized mobile application is falsely representing itself as a HOLO...
PHOTOS: USPS previews new 2026 stamps
The United States Postal Service has revealed a first look at many of the stamps it plans to issue in 2026.
Man dies after driving into pillar in Nimitz Highway crash
A 42-year-old man has died following a collision on Nimitz Highway early Monday morning; marking Oahu’s 70th traffic fatality. Police said the man, who was identified as Ryan Rabe, was driving westbound on Nimitz Highway when he collided into a concrete support pillar near the intersection of Valkenberg Street. Rabe...
Multiple injured following building fire in Ewa Beach
The Honolulu Fire Department responded to a building fire in Ewa Beach.
