Crisscross Bakehouse will fill the old Riverside Tattoo spot on Mass. Ave, and you can already taste-test the menu.

Eighteen volunteer lineworkers strung seven miles of wire to power homes, a school and clinic near Guastatoya.

Honolulu gets one more mostly sunny day before heavy rain and thunderstorms move in. A flood watch begins Tuesday morning across the Hawaiian Islands.

Mahi Pono ships limes to Canada instead of California because federal rules still treat Hawaiʻi like a foreign country.

Pamela Lovett, 71, died minutes after being struck in Hilo. Police say 2026 has already seen 28 traffic deaths, up from 17 a year ago.

Tyler Dos Santos-Tam leans on his legislative record, while Corey Morihara emphasizes resident outreach and Oahu's aging pipes.

Paramedics gave advance life support to all five patients, ranging in age from 35 to 88, before rushing them to the ER.

Nā Lani ʻEhā returns to McKinley High School, with each hālau assigned one of four royal siblings to honor.

A 68-year-old man and two younger passengers were hurt when a crash tangled with a school bus on H-1 near Aiea. No one aboard the bus was hurt.

Tamari Stroughter, now 19, became emotional after learning he would face up to four decades in prison. His attorney had described years of behavioral troubles, while the judge cited incidents in custody.

Parents at Southwest High School say the nationally ranked show choir has trained in the heat for months with no fix in sight.

A new program sends hundreds of Carolinas kids to Bank of America Stadium while Duke Energy pours $562,500 into winter bill relief.

Katie Carter says the acclaimed director lifted private sentencing-video clips during a 2017 New Orleans training and never gave them back.