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Politics & Govt in ...
Hawaii sets the candidate filing start date for the 2026 Elections on February 2, providing guidance for those seeking office including the governorship.
Community & Society in ...
The Agency on Elderly Affairs offers a free six-week workshop called "Better Choices, Better Health" for elder chronic condition management in Kaua‘i.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Mānoa road closures are expected in early February for the removal of a hazardous Bodhi tree, with traffic redirected onto Gore Way for up to 10 days.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A new Honolulu City Council bill would speed occupancy of empty affordable units by trimming bureaucracy and prioritizing local families. Implementation and exemptions remain key hurdles.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Honolulu Police investigate a robbery and a shooting on January 26th; the first involved a masked man with a gun, the second involved gunfire from a car, with no injuries.
Hawai‘i Island police are investigating the suspected drowning of Garrett Amaral in Nā‘ālehu, after he was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead.
Weather & Environment in ...
The National Weather Service in Honolulu forecasts light winds and showers, with a weak front expected by Thursday night to increase showers across Hawaii.
Sports in ...
The Hawaii Rainbow Wahine basketball team won their fourth straight game, beating CSUN 64-55, with a comeback led by Bailey Flavell who scored 17 points.
A Puna man was arrested after a parcel delivery led police to more than 10 pounds of a crystal‑like substance that tested presumptive positive for meth, prosecutors say.
Chaminade University students and experts sifted volcanic soil to recover Mother Marianne Cope’s final bone fragments; the tiny vials will be preserved and shared across the islands.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
Two Honolulu doctors stopped accepting insurance and launched a $200/month direct primary care practice to shorten wait times and reduce paperwork.
A magnitude-4.1 quake rattled Mauna Loa’s southeastern flank late Monday; Hawaii EMA says no tsunami is expected and no damage has been reported.
Oʻahu's Point‑in‑Time snapshot shows untreated mental illness and a clogged court system are keeping people on the streets.
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