Hawaii News

Newly elected Republic of Marshall Islands President Christopher Loeak and First Lady Anono Lieom Loeak made their inaugural visit to Hawaii on February 2, 2012.

Two Punahou students created the Punahou Carnival App. It features prices of any booth or ride, how many scrips are needed to buy malasadas and even where you can park your car.

House Bill 608 will provide the Queen's Medical Center, $1.5 million toward the opening of a new transplant center.

Julie A. Dunham was sentenced on January 25, 2012, by Circuit Court Judge Randall Lee on five counts of willful failure to file general excise tax returns, three counts of willful failure to file individual income tax returns, and two counts of filing false and fraudulent income tax returns.

Honolulu mayor Peter Carlisle dedicated two new murals Friday at Kapolei Hale. The first is called "Na Mo'olelo O Kapolei" by Carter Black. The second is called "As the Water Flows," by Jodi Endicott.

Could a lawsuit over whether Hawaii's civil union law goes far enough end with a court order to allow same-sex marriage? It's happened elsewhere, and now a Hawaii case is being closely watched.

There are some things you should remember as you travel and many of those things have to do with money.

It's called self-help housing. The $14 million project is being funded by federal, state, city and private money.

A highly aggressive monk seal that has attacked more than a dozen pups and juveniles is now in captivity. The animal is known as KE18, and scientists say he can never return to the wild.

Pearl City to Aiea all week at night; single lane closures in Kaimuiki; left lane closures on H-1 from Aala Street Overpass to Queen Emma Street Overpass.