HONOLULU — A year after it opened to the public, Honolulu’s Skyline rail system continues to see a mix of more than 1 million commuters,…
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HILO, Hawai‘i — The Salvation Army will open a homeless shelter in downtown Hilo this summer. The shelter is scheduled to open in late August…
HONOLULU — The state Department of the Attorney General filed a motion on Monday to force the director of the Maui Emergency Management Agency to…
HONOLULU — Putting more power lines underground is an expensive part of a plan by the state’s largest electrical utility to reduce wildfire risk, and…
HILO, Hawai‘i — A new law has designated the shaka as the official state gesture. Gov. Josh Green on Friday quietly signed into law Senate…
HONOLULU — Another day, another helicopter rescue of a hiker from the Diamond Head Summit Trail on O‘ahu. It’s a routine operation for the Honolulu…
HONOLULU — Hayley Cheyney Kane had good reason to celebrate as she did her first interview as the newly crowned Miss Hawai‘i 2024 moments after…
HONOLULU — Gov. Josh Green has reversed a major state energy policy position of his predecessor in a move that many environmentalists don’t consider to…
HONOLULU — Hawai‘i may be in line to see more spending on military construction in the next fiscal year than any other state after the…
HONOLULU — While some Cook Islands delegates waited for their upcoming flight on Saturday, they performed once more at Waikiki Beach Walk on Tuesday evening.…