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City Leaders: Plans For Rail Work Along Dillingham ‘Not Acceptable’ ~ Impacts to businesses and homes near the narrow, busy street could be severe. City leaders say HART still hasn’t sufficiently prepared for that.

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Legislative Leaders Need To Crack Down On Their HART Appointees: The four members appointed by lawmakers rarely show up, weakening promised legislative oversight on a project that is wildly over budget.

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Tulsi Gabbard Misses 2020 Presidential Debate Threshold: The Hawaii congresswoman didn’t qualify for the September debates due to her low poll numbers, but she hopes to be back on stage in October.

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Hawaii County will pay $15.1 million to the family of a Michigan real estate executive who was fatally struck by a Big Island police officer four years ago. It’s believed to be the state’s largest wrongful death settlement.

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The successful run of the Central East Maui youth baseball team will be celebrated by the community next week.

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Show Biz: Bruddah Iz’s ‘Rainbow’ spends 500 weeks on Billboard chart

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Monsanto Could Soon Be Facing Dozens Of Lawsuits in Hawaii Over Pesticide: Massive damage awards in previous cases are triggering a new onslaught against the chemical company.

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Judge: Mother Wrongly Listed By Hawaii As Abuser Had No Chance To Clear Her Name - Courtney Bird lost her case in federal appeals court because she didn’t file in time, but one judge blasted Hawaii’s system as nonsensical and unfair.

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Health Department Sets New School Vaccination Requirements: By the time the 2020 school year starts preschoolers, kindergarteners and seventh graders must receive an expanded set of vaccinations to prevent diseases and infections.

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Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard failed to reach the 2% threshold in two polls released today, the final day that Democratic presidential candidates have to qualify for the third debate next month.

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The National Park Service said today that the much-awaited reopening of the USS Arizona Memorial to walk-on access will take place this Labor Day weekend on Sunday after a 15-month closure.

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Former mixed martial arts champion BJ Penn has been involved in another physical altercation outside a bar, according to video footage obtained by TMZ. Penn was drinking with friends at the Lava Shack in Pahoa on Tuesday night when he was involved in an altercation with another patron.

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Hawaii destroys hemp growers’ crops due to high THC levels: More than half of hemp crops cultivated in Hawaii in the past year were unusable due to high THC levels.

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Hawaii students will have to meet new immunization requirements in the upcoming school year, including showing evidence of having received the HPV vaccine by the time they enter seventh grade, the state Health Department announced.

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Mid-Pacific Institute says it has hired its own lifeguard, beefed up staff training and put in place a strict water safety review process after a spring break kayaking excursion earlier this year ended with a 65-year-old woman and 5-year-old boy dead.

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Crime spree suspect on Hawaii Island to undergo mental health evaluation

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The gruesome final Pacific voyage of James Cook: Exactly 251 years ago, explorer James Cook set off on a Pacific voyage that changed the world — but a critical error led to his undignified end.

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A Maui restaurant that received a red "Closed" placard from the Department of Health on August 22 has failed the follow up inspection.

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Kanaka Maoli Flag – Hawaii’s Original Flag or Clever Marketing?

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Expert weighs in on what could be killing the ducks in Waikiki: Since July, about 50 dead ducks were found by a small group of people in the Waikiki area.

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Leialoha finds a fur-ever home, continues to help other dogs in need

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Maui police: Allegations against officer accused of abuse of power are ‘alarming’

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Honolulu police said a man named Super Bowl Akerise was arrested over the weekend in Waikiki. The 25-year-old is accused of striking another man in the chest with an aluminum baseball bat.

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How Hawaii-Style Saimin is Making a Comeback: This humble noodle dish, unique to Hawaii, is quietly regaining its popularity.

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Honolulu’s New Trains Could Sap Power From Nearby Buildings And Homes: If the trains draw too much power as they speed up to leave stations, it could affect the use of household appliances and other electrical-powered equipment.

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