Inspectors found a roach infestation and moldy food at the Beretania Street dim sum spot. A reinspection could come as soon as today.

William Goodge starts in Honolulu next week, aiming to beat the existing 50-state record by 25 days while raising money for cancer research.

Honolulu City Council softened Mayor Blangiardi's plan, naming MOCA an office instead of a department after salary questions arose.

Applications opened Wednesday for Kauai businesses hurt by Hurricane Lowell, with awards up to $10,000 and help in seven languages.

No one was hurt after a car punched through a tile wall on Pahoa Avenue, striking two parked vehicles on the other side.

Police say a homicide investigation is underway after a body was found in the Kailua Target lot, just steps from a fall festival crowd.

Sylvia Lee says 45 written questions to board leaders got only 29 real answers before she walked away.

No one was hurt when shots rang out near 11 p.m. Thursday, and no arrests have been made in the case.

Kekaha's shrimp farm winds down by Oct. 31 after Hurricane Lowell damaged its facilities — but organizers just handed out 1,000 pounds of shrimp to neighbors.

Elijah Frank cleared roads and rescued neighbors during Lowell as his Wainiha home flooded. His family later relied on community help to recover.

Breezy, gusty trade winds are expected, and showers are also in the forecast. Nolo is expected to strengthen as it drifts north.

Tickets go on sale October 1 for the November gala honoring the late Chef Tylun Pang, plus a fall dinner series at The Class Act.

An 18-year-old Lahaina man died after his truck left the highway and hit a tree near Kāʻanapali Parkway. He was not wearing a seat belt, police say.