Honolulu Gets Blown Around As Trade Winds And Tides Tag-Team The Shore
Honolulu woke up Monday, July 13, to classic trade-wind weather: warm, breezy and a little soggy along the windward slopes. Temperatures hovered near 77°F at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, with passing morning showers giving way to pockets of sunshine. The main concerns for shoreline neighborhoods are the gust
Honolulu’s Most-Talked-About Burger Uses Kauai Grass-Fed Beef in a Tiny Chinatown Shop
The Daley opened at 1110 Nuuanu Avenue in Honolulu’s Chinatown in 2020 with stainless counters, a letter-board menu, and photos of celebrities eating burgers on the walls. The concept is minimal by design: a single or double smash patty made from Kauai grass-fed beef, American cheese, Boss sauce, diced onions, and a to
H-1 lane reopens after crews weld drain grate back into place
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The left eastbound lane of the H-1 Freeway is back open after crews reattached a drain grate, the state Transportation Department said Monday. The closure was first reported at around 2:15 p.m. before the Waimalu exit, causing traffic gridlock eastbound with backups past Manager’s Drive in Wa
16-year-old arrested after allegedly stealing a woman’s car in Kalihi
A 16-year-old boy was arrested in Kalihi early Saturday morning for allegedly stealing a 49-year-old woman's car, just days after another teenager allegedly carjacked a woman feeding stray cats in Waianae.
Society Needs to Change, Gov. Green Says, As He Signs Law Protecting Public Employees...
Gov. Josh Green signed into law two bills aimed at protecting Department of Education employees from harassment or physical violence following a series of cases in recent years. The law would establish training guidelines for employees, provide state legal assistance and would make violators subject to a misdemeanor. “
State Education Department serves nearly 145K free summer meals by end of June
Hawaiʻi State Department of Education by the end of June already served nearly 145,000 free summer meals to children throughout the state, providing access to nutritious breakfasts and lunches while school is out of session during summer. More than 52,000 breakfasts and 93,000 lunches were served as of June...
Police seek suspect in Waikiki stranger danger report
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Honolulu Police Department is searching for the suspect in a stranger danger incident at the Waikiki hotel pool area Sunday. According to police, at around 2 p.m., an unknown man allegedly approached several children, including a 9-year-old boy, and offered them gum and money to accompany
New app helps foodies ‘Save a Bite’
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - There’s a new app working to reduce food waste while saving users and businesses a few bucks. After taking over Matsumoto’s Okazuya less than a year ago, co-owners Jay Palma and Vanessa Pascua revamped the restaurant while still keeping its iconic local okazuya flavor. Now,...
Process Of Choosing Hawaiʻi Elections Commissioners Leaves Much To Be Desired
Integrity, public trust, and public confidence are indispensable core values and concepts of government entities that I expanded upon during my recent interview by the Hawaiʻi State Elections Commission at a hearing held on June 10 to consider applicants for the position of a new commission chair from eight applicants.
Salvation Army sends emergency meals to Guam after Super Typhoon Bavi
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - As communities across East Asia begin to recover from Super Typhoon Bavi, the Salvation Army is expanding its disaster response. The Salvation Army Hawaii and Pacific Islands Division delivered more than 2,300 meals to emergency shelters on Guam during the first four days of response. The org
