Bill 57 from 2022 was passed by the Honolulu City Council. The Bill intends to prioritize community safety by restricting where conceal carry guns as well as open carry guns will be permitted. Read more at KHON2.com.
Bill 57 from 2022 was passed by the Honolulu City Council. The Bill intends to prioritize community safety by restricting where conceal carry guns as well as open carry guns will be permitted. Read more at KHON2.com.
United States Mint said Edith Kanakaʻole is one of the five American women to be minted on new quarters as part of the 2023 honorees for the American Women Quarters Program.
Read the full story here: https://www.khon2.com/local-news/us-quarters-of-hawaiian-hula-teacher-rolls-out/
A family is heartbroken after a memorial for their late mother was destroyed. It had been there for years and the family can't understand why anyone would do something so disrespectful.
Three-level security: City proposes rail safety plan ahead of operations
Tax credit and early childhood education bills remain alive
A storm near Kauai could bring another wet week for the islands.
In today’s Coffee Talk, John and Kelly talked about the perfect coffee pairing with your morning television choice.
The Hawaii Theatre is encouraging Hawaii residents to celebrate World Theatre Day with upcoming productions. Gregory Dunn, President and CEO joins Living808 to tell us all about this special day.
The Hawaii Theatre is encouraging Hawaii residents to celebrate World Theatre Day with upcoming productions. Gregory Dunn, President and CEO of Hawaii Theatre joins Living808 to educate our viewers on the history of Hawaii Theatre.
The Uncles Movement is a new local brand that represents a mindset of keeping life’s momentum alive. Founder Micah Nickens joined us to share more about the brand and how others can join in.
John Veneri sat down with Martha Khlopin, the Managing Director of Get2Insurance.com, to discuss the importance of health insurance for gig workers and how Get2Insurance can help them find affordable coverage.
Before there was a written Hawaiian language, stories were communicated through poetry and dance. With contemporary music today, the story being told has become second to the song's production. In partnership with the Hawaiian Music Perpetuation Society, host Kamaka Pili sits down with Kuʻuipo Kumukahi to highlight the importance of poetry, composition, and why songs were dedicated to Hawaiian Royalty. Special guests Marlene Sai and Kumu Hula Kaʻilihiwa Vaughan-Darval share some of their efforts in honoring Hawaiʻi's past.
