Hawai'i Implements Non-Resident Fishing License Fees to Support Marine Conservation Efforts
Hawai'i has begun charging nonresidents to fish, expecting to raise $1 million annually for conservation and restoration projects. The fees are $20 for a day, $40 for seven days, or $70 annually, with exceptions for military and under-15 youth.
Mixed Weather in Honolulu with Drier Days and Late-Week Showers Expected High Surf Advisory Issued
Honolulu's forecast includes drier weather with partly sunny skies, isolated showers on windward slopes, and an active marine environment with high surf advisories in place. Rain chances may increase late next week.
20 Attorneys General Raise Red Flag, Urge Senate for Deep Dive into FBI Nominee Patel Amid Fears of Post-January 6 Purge
A coalition of 20 attorneys general, including Anne Lopez, urges the Senate Judiciary Committee to scrutinize FBI Director nominee Kash Patel over concerns of political firings and a list targeting January 6 probe staffers.
Honolulu Fire Department Celebrates Career Advancements for 25 Members at Commendation Ceremony
The Honolulu Fire Department celebrated the promotions of 25 members, including four new Battalion Chiefs and civilian radio communications experts, emphasizing commitment to public safety and professional excellence.
Honolulu Egg Prices Soar Amid Avian Influenza Outbreak Impacting Mainland Supplies
Egg prices in Honolulu have risen significantly, with local eggs now at $8.87 per dozen and mainland eggs at $8.35, due to the impact of avian influenza. The news release emphasizes the importance of food security and local production in Hawaii.
Maui on High Alert as County Offices Close Ahead of Major Winter Storm, Emergency Shelters and Safety Measures Activated
Maui prepares for a winter storm with office closures, shelter provisions, and public amenity shutdowns. Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions and power outages.












