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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.
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,...
‘Many of our residents never had to navigate this process before.’ | Maui webinar hosted for Lahaina homeowners impacted by the fire
Maui held a webinar for homeowners affected by last year’s fires. Topics of discussion included expedited permitting for homes outside of the burn zone and an upcoming rebuild checklist and toolkit. Tags. Localnow. Recovery officials to host webinar for Lahaina homeowners. The agenda for Thursday's meeting included expedited permitting...
Punahou 2 falls to #14 Iolani 49-14 on the Road.
Eddie Hamada Field—In a rainy contest along the Ala Wai, Punahou 2 couldn’t stay afloat. The Iolani Raiders outlasted the Punahou Buff ‘n Blue Varsity 2 team in a game that had a close start but quickly turned into a dominant performance by the Raiders. Both teams came out swinging, trading early touchdowns to leave the game tied at 14-14 in the early second quarter.
Honolulu City Auditor Resigns Nearly Halfway Through Her 6-Year Term
The head of the Honolulu office charged with providing accountability for city institutions is stepping down Friday, nearly three years after assuming the role. Arushi Kumar, who was appointed to a six-year term in October 2021, said she is moving back to Seattle, citing “changing personal circumstances and family commitments.”
Honolulu Hale lit in purple for International Overdose Awareness Day
HONOLULU — The color purple will illuminate Honolulu Hale from sunset on Aug. 31 to sunrise on Sept. 1 per the request of Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day. The annual event raises awareness about the impact of drug overdoses and to remember the...
No. 12 Volleyball Downs Nanooks, Completes Alaska Sweep
HONOLULU – The Chaminade University women's volleyball team made it a Thursday clean sweep of the Alaska universities after a 25-18, 20-25, 25-16, 25-15 win over the University of Alaska at McCabe Gymnasium. Just a few short hours after dispatching the University of Alaska Anchorage earlier in the afternoon,...
Blood Bank of Hawaii holds Labor Day blood drive in Kakaako
HONOLULU (Island News) -- Blood Bank of Hawaii (BBH) is having a Labor Day blood drive at The BARN in Kakaako on Sept. 2, 2024. The blood drive will be on Monday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Residents can enjoy live music by local artists, snacks and giveaways. As a mahalo gift, blood donors will receive a $20 gift card to select SALT at Our Kakaako businesses.
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