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Imagine Kakaako being more like Denver or Portland. That’s what the Hawaii Community Development Authority envisions. And it’s sharing that vision with the public, who are not completely sold on the ideas.
Many questions surround the murder of a 44-year-old homeless man whose body was found nearly three weeks ago on Oahu’s North Shore.
He had political dreams, ran for office, and lived a luxurious lifestyle. Federal officials say 39-year-old Jason Pascua, of Kaneohe, stole more than $1.5 million from dozens of Hawaii families.
Kids who ride in a car must buckle up. Keiki who hop on a bike must also “Click It or Ticket” by wearing a helmet. The same could go for those stepping onto a skateboard.
Be ready to pay more for sugary drinks. The bill may not have passed in the last legislative session, but the issue isn’t dead. It’s part of a plan to improve Hawaii’s health.
It’s been just over two years since a deadly earthquake and tsunami struck northern Japan, but the problems aren’t over for the region. An upcoming concert and luau at the Bishop Museum will help raise funds for Japan relief efforts.
Sizzlers is gone. The restaurants on Oahu have been rebranded under a new name. The four former Sizzler’s are now called “Goko Steak and Salad Bar Restaurant.”
A powerful earthquake has hit Russia’s Far East with slight tremors spreading westwards as far as Moscow.
There is no tsunami warning for Hawaii.
If you’re planning on spending Memorial Day weekend at the Kaneohe Bay Sandbar, remember there will be an alcohol ban there.
If you’re caught with alcohol within the Sandbar safe zone during the three-day weekend, you could be fined up to $1,000.
One of the most recent plaintiff’s is a Hawaii Island man who says he was abused by three priests nearly 50 years ago.