Honolulu Unveils Second Segment of Skyline to Boost Transit and Food Security, Plans Aloha Stadium Demolition
Honolulu's Mayor Blangiardi announced the upcoming opening of the Skyline's second segment for transportation, the setup of Food Hubs at Skyline Stations, and the final events before Aloha Stadium's demolition.
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport Achieves 50% Reduction in Emissions, Exceeding Targets Ahead of Schedule
Daniel K. Inouye International Airport maintains Level 3 Airport Carbon Accreditation and has reduced emissions by 50% per passenger ahead of its 2030 goal, with electric vehicles and solar panels contributing to its sustainability efforts.
SFCA Board of Commissioners Enhances Art Collection with Pieces from Hawaiʻi Triennial, Celebrating Native Hawaiian Culture
The SFCA has purchased fourteen artworks from local exhibits, including a significant sculpture "Kanaloa" by Rocky Jensen and works by other Hawaiian artists, enriching their collection focused on native culture and artistry.
Nanakuli Apartment Fire Deemed Incendiary with Damages Topping $700K as Arson Probe Underway
A fire classified as incendiary damaged a Nanakuli apartment building, with no injuries reported. Losses are estimated at over $700,000. An arson probe is underway, though no one has been charged with the fire itself.
Kona Officer Michael Gusman Recognized as October's Officer of the Month for Compassionate Handling of Crisis
Officer Michael Gusman received the October 2025 Officer of the Month award for de-escalating a situation with a distressed individual claiming to be "Thanos," preventing potential tragedy.












