The back side of the baby-boomer curve Getting old is something most of us don’t think much about until it actually happens. At 70, my…
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HONOLULU — The west side of Oahu has taken a political turn to the right after electing four Republican state House members, a state senator…
Family and friends of the women fatally shot late Saturday night, Aug. 31, in Waianae struggled with the loss of three loving, caring people who…
HONOLULU — The Honolulu City Council adopted a resolution Wednesday urging the Navy and Department of Defense to immediately implement weekly testing of monitoring wells…
HONOLULU — State Attorney General Anne Lopez hailed a ruling of a panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that Lopez said reinstates…
HONOLULU — Young voters could play a critical role in deciding who will be America’s next president, but as a new school year begins at…
HONOLULU — Rocky Higgins, who has worked as a bartender at the Princess Kaiulani Hotel for 30 years, signed a strike benefit card and made…
LAHAINA, Hawaii — Six-year-old twins Luna and Stella Sanchez smile and giggle as they run toward the century-old rubber tree, affectionately known as “The Branches,”…
The last major valley stream in East Honolulu that’s not fully lined with concrete is now under consideration for an intergovernmental flood control study. The…
HONOLULU — The state Land Use Commission on Thursday officially granted Honolulu’s request to find Oahu’s next municipal landfill by the end of this year.…