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Mayor Caldwell says there are still lessons from war we can learn today

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The National Park Service reinstalled a 30-foot, 4-ton bridge to the USS Arizona Memorial this week and today is putting back in place a zig-zag visitor ramp on a 105-foot floating concrete dock that serves as the disembarkation point for walk-on visits to the memorial.

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Hurricane season is officially underway and while it’s important to prepare for yourself, it’s also important to remember your pets.

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Things in Maui not in the news

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Flossie grows into hurricane in Pacific behind Category 4 Erick

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Ex-deputy city prosecutor: Katherine Kealoha ordered me to get conviction on her uncle

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The military has released the official photo of the U.S. Navy sailor who used his service weapons in a shooting at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard last week.

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The federal government is making sure Hawaii families can track which pesticides are being used in their communities and exactly where.

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Hawaii’s young athletes pay the price to attain their dreams

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Feds’ Secret List Of Troubled Nursing Homes Includes Hawaii Facilities

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The Popular Nākālele Heart Rock on Maui is Gone: Maui’s famous heart-shaped rock has succumbed to the natural erosion that created it in the first place.

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UFC president Dana White told ESPN on Thursday that he will not offer 40-year-old legend BJ Penn another bout in the Octagon, after two videos were released of Penn fighting on the streets on Hawaii Island.

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The family of a Kauai woman who killed herself in view of surveillance cameras that were supposed to be monitored by officers is suing the police department, saying a mother and grandmother would still be alive today if someone had stepped in to help her.

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Trisha Kehaulani Watson: Time To Turn Marching Into Voting - A strong election turnout would make Hawaiians, some of whom now abstain from voting, a more powerful political force than they have been in decades.

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Quote Unquote: Honolulu’s Registrar for the Mayor’s Office of Culture and the Arts

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Hawaiian Electric and the Navy are celebrating a new solar energy project at Pearl Harbor's West Loch Annex.

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Maui Police Shut Down Placards Program (Donations & Access) Hours After Launching by “Powers that Be”

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It was an an external battery charger for electronic devices and toppled stanchions — not an exploding laptop computer — that triggered pandemonium and long airline flight delays in Honolulu’s main airport terminal Tuesday.

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Beaches, Parks, Trails Closed? Honolulu Mayor’s COVID-19 Rules Defy Science, Experts Say: Epidemiologists say keeping beaches, parks and hiking trails shut down without justification could backfire, driving people indoors and increasing distrust in government at a critical time.

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TMT opponents say they’re willing to allow technicians and staff of existing Mauna Kea telescopes up the mountain in the latest agreement reached. Word of the deal was announced Sunday by project opponents.

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Increasing The Exemption For Handyman Work Is Long Overdue: A bill before the governor would raise the threshold needed to call a licensed contractor.

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Health Department Sets New School Vaccination Requirements: By the time the 2020 school year starts preschoolers, kindergarteners and seventh graders must receive an expanded set of vaccinations to prevent diseases and infections.

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Spitting Caterpillars From Asia Are The Latest Threat To Native Insects On Maui

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After a lengthy meeting Monday with TMT protesters blocking access to Mauna Kea’s summit, Lt. Gov. Josh Green said the controversial telescope project might have to “move on” if an agreement with its opponents can’t be reached.

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A Honolulu police training exercise “mistakenly activated” emergency warning sirens at 5:05 p.m. today on Oahu and Maui.

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