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Hope on the horizon for troubled Oahu cemetery
"We could call the police, but they couldn't have the, they didn't have the authority to actually evict trespassers. This new law turns over management to this nonprofit group. And so now we can evict trespassers," Rep. Gregg Takayama said.
Thai Taste in Honolulu issued 'red' placard because of a lack of working hand-washing facilities
HONOLULU — On Thursday, the Department of Health issued a red “closed” placard to Thai Taste in Honolulu because of a lack of working hand-washing facilities. The food establishment, located at 801 Kāheka St., Unit A-7, must remain closed until the DOH conducts a follow-up inspection and all violations are resolved.
Wailuku First Friday to kick off Festivals of Aloha
WAILUKU, Hawaii (Island News) -- Wailuku First Friday will be held on Friday, Sept. 6, 2024 to kick off the two month Hawaiian Showcase, Festivals of Aloha. The free lively street party is next Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. There will be entertainment at the Market St. Stage will feature Maui Music Mission, Te Ohi Nui and the release party of Hamma House Band’s new single “Like Mehk.”
Hawaii football team readies for rare prime-time opportunity against UCLA on network TV
HONOLULU — Will prime time be shine time or grime time for the Hawaii football team?. The Rainbow Warriors have an exceptionally rare opportunity Saturday afternoon at the Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex as they host a power conference team on network television. UH, coming off a 35-14 season-opening...
Tourist fee for climate impact likely to be revisited, Honolulu city auditor resigns, short-term rental phase-out remains in Maui Community Plan update, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands
Is this the year a climate impact fee will pass in the state Legislature? There could be a stronger push to pass Gov. Josh Green’s climate impact fee during the 2025 legislative session. Green has advocated for a fee to be imposed on every Hawaiʻi tourist since he was campaigning for governor. He said that money would fund projects related to climate change and the environment. Hawaii Public Radio.
UH gets $2M to join push for domestic semiconductor design and manufacturing
The semiconductor shortage during the pandemic opened the public’s eyes to the fact that those tiny chips are critical to worldwide infrastructure from cars to computers to cell phones. President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act in 2022 to strengthen the global supply chain of semiconductors and microelectronics...
Let Yaya & Pop Pop’s Beauty Paradise show you what hair can do
HONOLULU (HI Now) - Yaya & Pop Pop’s Beauty Paradise is more than just a salon—it’s a tribute to love, family, and style! Founded by the fabulous Jailyn Sawyer, this beauty haven is named after her cherished grandparents, Yaya and Pop Pop, who inspired her passion for all things beauty. Located in the heart of the community, the salon is easy to find and offers plenty of parking, making it the perfect spot to unwind and treat yourself to a little luxury.
Drive with Aloha mural unveiling at Castle High School on Friday
KANEOHE, Hawaii (Island News) -- Mural unveiling for the Drive with Aloha campaign will be at Castle High School on Friday, Aug. 30, 2024. The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) partnered with Keep It Flowing (KIF), HPPUD (Hawaii Partnership to Prevent Underage Drinking) the Coalition for a Drug Free Hawaii (CFDFH) in a campaign aimed at safe driving. The statewide mural project is to educate communities about impaired driving and how safe driving saves lives.
What’s Da Scoops: State Farm Accused of Not Acting in Good Faith
Davey D and Lina Girl discuss the top-of-mind topic of the day. Governor Josh Green has expressed frustration over State Farm’s alleged delays and uncooperative behavior in settling claims from homeowners and businesses affected by the fires. He says the insurance company has been slow to process claims, leaving many residents in severe financial distress.
Toyo Kitchen Style Shop Hawaii’s Customization and Design Capabilities
HONOLULU (HI Now) - At the core of Toyo Kitchen Style Shop Hawaii’s ethos lies a harmonious blend of beauty and functionality, where their kitchen designs prioritize practicality alongside aesthetic allure. They place a premium on user-friendliness, integrating innovative features such as the ‘Parallel Sink,’ ‘Zero Workflow,’ and efficient ‘Airflow’ to ensure ease of use and maintenance. Noteworthy is their ‘K’ series, which elevates units off the floor, effectively preventing moisture buildup and simplifying cleaning tasks. Their unwavering dedication to stainless-steel craftsmanship is evident throughout their meticulously handcrafted creations. Beyond kitchens, Toyo Kitchen Style Shop Hawaii extends its offerings to encompass curated home furnishings and interior solutions sourced globally, all aimed at transforming homes into serene sanctuaries, with the kitchen taking center stage in their vision of harmonious living. Moreover, their dedicated staff collaborates closely with clients, customizing and coordinating designs to align with individual lifestyles and preferences, ensuring the perfect solution for every customer.
Undefeated Farrington football looks to bring back gritty identity of the past
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Farrington opened the 2024 season with an unblemished 3-0 record bringing back a vintage Governor attack that’s creating a buzz in Kalihi. Theres a revitalized energy on the corner of North King and Houghtailing street. As new head coach of Farrington, Mike Lafaele has the Governors off to its best start since 2015.
ULOHA Expands to Kailua: Grand Opening Set for September 1st
Kailua, HI – ULOHA, Hawaii’s go-to store for hiking and outdoor adventures, is expanding its presence with the opening of a second location at the Kailua Town Center. Known for its extensive range of gear and apparel tailored for Hawaiian adventures, ULOHA first made waves in the outdoor community when it opened its flagship store in Kakaako in August 2017. Now, the store is bringing its unique brand of “Lots of Aloha” to Kailua, responding to strong customer demand.
MHS Football Embarks on A New Challenge
Practice for the Molokai Farmers’ football team borders on exuberant. The air is punctuated by the sharp voices of coaches, music to which the players subtly head nod, and a palpable excitement at what is a new and present challenge: 11-man football. Since 2010, Molokai High School (MHS) has dominated the eight-player Maui Interscholastic League (MIL), winning seven straight titles. Now, the Farmers and Head Coach Mike Kahale are focusing on conquering 11-man and the opportunity to compete for a Division II state championship.
UH alumni: Kelly Valdez, Four Seasons Seattle director of food and beverage
Meet Kelly Valdez (BS ‘12, UH Mānoa), director of food and beverage at Four Seasons Hotel and Residence Seattle. She is a graduate of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Travel Industry Management School. “Originally, I was going to school at San Diego State studying business,...
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