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Noise control efforts in Waikiki are underway
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Known for its surf and sand, Waikiki is increasingly becoming synonymous with another less desirable feature: noise, a problem residents say is worsening. “We’ve developed a group of people who love to put aftermarket mufflers on their vehicles and roar up and down the street and groups that love to set off […]
Night 2 of Ala Moana Center Independence Day Concert Draws Over 7K Fans
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Over 7,000 music fans packed Ala Moana Center for the second night of the Independence Day Concert. This year, in lieu of traditional fireworks, Ala Moana Center opted for a concert that showcased local talent and brought the community together. Living 808’s Mikey Monis electrified the crowd, setting the tone for a […]
Paniolo compete at 60th annual July 4 Rodeo and Horse Races at Parker Ranch
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Parker Ranch on Hawaii Island hosted its 60th annual July 4 Rodeo and Horse Races on Thursday. Gates opened at the Park Ranch Rodeo Arena at 7 a.m., inviting community members to explore a variety of local food and crafts vendors. Petting zoos and pony rides were among some of the fun keiki activities offered.
Honolulu Bill To Rein In Fake Farms Threatens Real Ag Enterprises
As Kim Falinski sees it, beekeeping is an ideal practice for Oahu, something that uses minimal space and no water, yet produces pounds of valuable golden honey, enhancing the island’s ability to grow its own food. But a new bill seeking to alter Honolulu’s Land Use Ordinance could create...
Over 90 employers expected at WorkHawaii hiring event
The Department of Community Services’ WorkHawaii Division will host a free Hiring Event on Saturday, July 13, at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, providing a platform for job seekers to connect with over 90 participating employers from government offices, for-profit businesses, and non-profit organizations.
Officials, volunteers conduct rigorous testing of voting equipment ahead of elections
Officials and volunteer observers from various political parties were conducting what is called a "logic and accuracy test" of the voting equipment to guarantee the integrity of the election.
Former Hawaii congressman plays leading role in 80th anniversary of D-Day events
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - As we celebrate freedom and democracy, one former Hawaii politician has a job perpetuating patriotism and freedom around the world. Former Hawaii Congressman Charles Djou played a leading role in last month’s 80th anniversary of D-Day events as secretary and chief executive of the American Battle Memorials Commission.
Ammo age ban likely, German navy joins RIMPAC, Honolulu mulls fake farm bill, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii to ban those under 21 from buying ammo. Gov. Josh Green is expected to sign a new bill into law that will ban those under 21 from purchasing ammunition. KHON2. German navy makes its debut at RIMPAC in Hawaii. German navy makes its debut at RIMPAC. This year at the biennial Exercise Rim of the Pacific — the world’s largest naval exercise — the German navy has dispatched ships to participate for the first time as Berlin begins putting its ambitious new Pacific strategy into action. Star-Advertiser.
Hawaii Governor Signs Bill To Create New State Fire Marshal
Hawaii soon will no longer be the only state without a fire marshal, thanks to legislation that was signed into law Friday. But it may take up to a year to set up an Office of the State Fire Marshal and hire for the position, Hawaii County Fire Department Chief Kazuo Todd said at a press conference in Honolulu at the State Capitol.
Candidate Q&A: State House District 45 — Cross Makani Crabbe
Editor’s note: For Hawaii’s Aug. 10 Primary Election, Civil Beat asked candidates to answer some questions about where they stand on various issues and what their priorities will be if elected. The following came from Cross Makani Crabbe, candidate for State House District 45, which covers Waianae and...
SAVING THE WAIALUA SUGAR BUILDING UPDATE
The first six months of this year have been very busy, but very gratifying! We received a grant from the Cooke Foundation to obtain a computer, museum software and other equipment to set up an exhibit/heritage center in the Waialua Agriculture Building. Our plan is to open the exhibit December 7th this year.
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