OLD — A Fresh Worship Wave Rising at Inspire
Inspire Church worship leaders Darian Tellez and Elijah Lagafuaina share on the heart behind Inspire Worship & the passion behind Inspire Worship’s newest release.
Oahu mom’s journey to peace and healing needs community help
A mother on Oahu is struggling to give her six children a better life.
Kona man arrested for alleged robbery, stabbing in two separate assaults
Hawaii Island police arrested and charged a Kona man following separate robbery and assault incidents on Dec. 1.
Oahu transit workers rally for new contract
HONOLULU (Island News) -- More than 100,000 people rely on the city bus every day to commute across the island, including Elizabeth Yee. She often rides TheBus three hours getting from the north shore to work in Waikiki. And without it, "I'd have to quit my job, I think so,"...
Teamsters says bus company “pushing workers” towards a strike, putting public at risk
"There is a lot of things we found out later that they could move on. But they wanna still continue to go down this path, that cause our people to go out on a strike and we don't want that."
Former Tripler doctor in custody amid misconduct investigation
A former Tripler military doctor accused of secretly recording patient exams is now in custody in Texas as the Army continues its investigation.
Honolulu Pol Says Mayor’s Aide Held District Cash Hostage Over Housing Pick
Honolulu City Councilmember Val Okimoto says a senior member of Mayor Rick Blangiardi's administration tried to lean on her ahead of a key housing vote, allegedly hinting that money for her district could dry up if she did not get on board. Okimoto told colleagues during Wednesday's Council meeting that...
Kakaako bubble tea shop fined for removing health violation placard
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Kakaako bubble tea and dessert shop was fined $2,000 after health officials say employees removed a yellow placard. The Hawaii Department of Health (DOH) issued a Notice of Violation and Order against GFL Tea LLC, which works with Sun Tea Mix on 400 Keawe St. Multiple...
Civil Beat Wants To Build Stronger Connections Across The Hawaiian Islands
Last week, my cellphone was filled with texts of turkeys — a spatchcocked beauty at my son’s Brooklyn apartment, a small brined number at my father’s house in the SF Bay Area, an unusual glazed version from my BFF in San Diego that she deemed difficult but delicious, even an overlarge chicken masquerading as a turkey...
Tents take flight in Hawaii amid blustery conditions
Video from Aiea, Hawaii, shows gusty winds lifting tents into the air during a swap meet at Aloha Stadium on Nov. 30. One person at the event was seriously injured after being struck in the head by a tent.
