Former interim HTA president and CEO Daniel Naho’opi’i sent a resignation letter on March 19 to the HTA board alleging that the work environment was “at times, outright hostile.” Read more
It’s debatable how well the 2025 Legislature took care of constituents, but lawmakers diligently looked after themselves. Read more
Sometimes raising taxes becomes a politically good thing. Read more
Led by sophomore blitzer Shaleah Moore, Campbell stymied Leilehua 6-0 to capture the inaugural title in the Hawaii Dental Service/HHSAA Flag Football State Championships on Saturday night at Mililani’s John Kauinana Stadium. Read more
Question: What happens to discarded electronics that people put in e-waste bins at city convenience centers? Read more
There were 259 bills that the House and Senate sent to Gov. Josh Green in the final days of the legislative session that addresses new and sometimes long-standing issues. Read more
Even as his soulful voice reaches fans across the globe, Thunderstorm Artis still answers calls with an 808 number. Read more
Bob Coolen is my favorite University of Hawaii head coach in nearly 45 years of writing about UH sports. Read more
The state is pitching a plan to Waikiki hotels and businesses that would allow real-time access to the footage from their private security cameras to help monitor crime and maintain public safety. Read more
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The Hawaii baseball team lost a head coach, a lead and eventually the nonconference game in falling to Oregon State 3-2 at Les Murakami Stadium. Read more
Smith pleaded not guilty on Sept. 11 to charges of second-degree theft and negotiating a worthless instrument. Read more
The second-seeded Hawaii men’s volleyball team finally knows its opponent for the quarterfinals of the NCAA Men’s Volleyball Championship. Read more
During two recesses, House Majority Leader Sean Quinlan (D, Waialua-Haleiwa-Punaluu) strode across the House floor in an unusual move to talk to some of the eight members of the Republican caucus. Read more
Three men face federal charges for running a scheme using a massage therapy school to allegedly defraud the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs of more than $9.1 million in education benefits, according to the U.S. attorney’s office. Read more
A bad ankle and sore groin can’t stop Madi Powell and her Leilehua teammates. Read more
Cyclists took 12,463 rides on rented bikes from HIBIKE kiosks across Hawaii island in 2024, up over 10% from 11,305 rides in 2023. Read more
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi says he is angry and disgusted after the newly renovated playground at Wahiawa District Park was set ablaze Thursday night. Read more
Hawaii’s full house was not enough against an Oregon State baseball team flush with talent. Read more
Anyone with information about the arson case is urged to contact CrimeStoppers at 808-955-8300 or via the P3 Tips app. Read more
“Episode 19” began at 9:28 p.m. Thursday and ended at 5:20 a.m. today, with lava fountains from the north vent reaching estimated heights of 330 feet and producing nearly 4 million cubic yards of molten rock. Read more
Aiva Arquette doesn’t have time to worry about what could happen in July’s Major League Baseball draft. Read more
