Next month Biki turns two, and operator Bikeshare Hawaii says they have found a “sweet spot” by anticipating rider demand and opening docking space at key locations during crucial times of the day. Read more
The Navatek II, which was listing in its Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor slip Saturday, has accrued more than $16,000 in fines for overstaying its welcome at the state’s largest recreational harbor. Read more
Around 2,200 University of Hawaii at Manoa students received their diplomas at the Stan Sheriff Center Saturday as a couple dozen graduates and faculty silently protested the planned construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope on the Big Island. Read more
Two men were seen walking on Paula Drive around 11 a.m. Thursday and escaped in a silver Dodge Durango with a female driver. Read more
What started out as a way to get fourth graders interested in money management and spreadsheets turned into a bona fide credit union run by children. Read more
Melodies composed by students from every island, with help from singer-songwriter Henry Kapono, are expected to be carried across the Pacific on future voyages of the sailing canoe Hokule‘a. Read more
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Honolulu Ocean Safety officials reported Portuguese man-of-war sightings today. Read more
The 26-year-old woman was on vacation with her partner when they befriended a woman named Nagisa Dorch, according to a Honolulu police report. Read more
President Donald Trump recognized the contribution of two Hawaii-born leaders Tuesday when he issued a proclamation declaring May as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Read more
Hotel security officials were able to recover some of the stolen items. Read more
The mom-and-pop shop’s abrupt closing came as a shock to many residents who frequented the eatery while growing up. Read more
Rainbow Place residents evacuated from their condominium on 2754 Kuilei St. Saturday morning as Honolulu firefighters worked to attack a blaze on the 21st floor. Read more
Hawaii Baptist Academy students leaped out of their seats Wednesday as they took the top prize at the Hawaii High School Journalism Awards for the fifth consecutive year. Read more
Hundreds attended a memorial Saturday to offer a final aloha to the “silent teachers” who donated their bodies to further learning by students and researchers at the University of Hawaii’s John A. Burns School of Medicine. Read more
Almost a year after damage from record rainfall and flooding forced its closure, Aina Haina Public Library reopened Tuesday. Read more
An 18-year-old student died Saturday after collapsing while working out on campus at UH-Manoa. Read more
Chabad of Hawaii is hosting a ceremony Sunday to celebrate the arrival of two replacement Torah scrolls. Read more
Hundreds of companies lined up at the Neal Blaisdell Center Exhibition Hall Wednesday in hopes of finding the perfect candidates for their open positions. Read more
Dorothy Hoe, 91, who also answers to the name “Auntie Dot,” has been taking care of senior citizens for decades. Read more
The parade is the final event in a weeklong, statewide celebration of “the citizen prince” Read more
The app allows users to email lawmakers, submit testimony on certain bills, register to vote and view the legislative calendar. Read more
