Fed-Up Hawai‘i Locals Demand Faster Builds and Big Bonds on Housing
A new Hawai‘i Perspectives poll finds big majorities back faster building, bond financing for infrastructure and rent‑to‑own as the state faces a 64,000‑unit shortfall. Policymakers will confront tradeoffs on height limits, transit‑oriented homes and military housing.
University of Hawaiʻi Men's Volleyball Team Dominates NJIT Highlanders in Season Opener
The University of Hawaiʻi men's volleyball team had two dominant straight-set victories over NJIT, with stellar performances from players like Quintin Greenidge. The team attracted a large fan turnout and is preparing for future games.
Honolulu Man Accused of Matricide Pleads Not Guilty Amid Questions of Mental Fitness for Trial
Micah Auna pleaded not guilty to murdering his mother, with his mental state and courtroom behavior potentially affecting his trial. He is held without bail, and the case raises discussions on mental illness.
New Off-Leash Dog Park Opens in Punahou Square, Honolulu, Delighting Makiki Dog Owners
Makiki welcomes a new off-leash dog park in Punahou Square, opened by Honolulu's Department of Parks and Recreation, offering local dog owners a fenced space and shaded area under a Moreton Bay Fig tree.












