Honolulu's Kahaluʻu Roundabout Project Advances, HDOT Shifts to Daytime Work to Meet 2025 Deadline
HDOT updates on Kahaluʻu Roundabout construction, with work progressing toward its January 2025 completion, including paving and concrete work, despite potential delays for future enhancements.
Legal Showdown, AG Anne Lopez Leads 18 States in Suing Trump Over Controversial Birthright Citizenship Order
Attorney General Anne Lopez, with 18 other state attorneys general, has filed a lawsuit challenging President Trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship, asserting it violates the Fourteenth Amendment.
Governor Josh Green Charts Path for Affordable, Progressive Hawai'i in 2025 State of the State Address
Governor Josh Green's 2025 State of the State Address focused on unity and progress for Hawaii, with priorities on affordability, housing, healthcare, public safety, and environmental initiatives.
Kaiser Permanente Staff and Volunteers Unite to Restore Hawaiian Cultural Sites on MLK Day of Service
Over 1,000 Kaiser Permanente staff and volunteers took part in biocultural restoration projects across Hawaii for their annual MLK Day of Service, focusing on environmental and cultural landmarks.
Community Rallies in Search for Missing Teens on Oahu's North Shore Amid High Surf Conditions
An intensified search is underway for two missing teens, Samantha Chun and Joseph "Joey" Fujioka, last seen near a Mililani store, with belongings found at Ke Iki Beach, despite difficult conditions including high surf.
Light Showers and Cooler Temperatures Forecast for Hawaii with Possibility of Isolated Thunderstorm
The forecast for Hawaii includes calm trades and light showers, with a cold front potentially causing isolated thunderstorms midweek and cooler weather to follow. Marine and aviation conditions are expected to remain mostly stable.












