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Backers Of $3M Ala Moana Playground Carry Lots Of Clout: Donors linked to the non-profit group promoting the project have been large campaign contributors to the mayor and many council members.

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Quake Felt Across Big Island But No Damage Reported: The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude 4.9 quake early Monday was centered about 20 miles northwest of Hilo.

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Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants are picketing all this week at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. The demonstration — which coincides with the company’s 90th birthday — is part of an ongoing dispute over stalled contract negotiations.

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6 Fascinating Hawaii Shipwreck Sites You Need to See: There are all sorts of intriguing wrecks off Hawaii, from the remnants of a replica whaling ship to a Vought F4U Corsair.

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Oahu convoy protests TMT and other development

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Astronomers give galaxy Hawaiian name - Makani, Hawaiian for wind.

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More Than 40% Of Hawaii Dams In Poor Or Unsatisfactory Condition: An AP investigation found that nearly all of Hawaii’s 130 state regulated dams fall into the high hazard category, meaning a dam failure could cause death.

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What is the real meaning of this flag? Dr. David Keanu Sai says the green, red and yellow flag was invented in the 1990's and has no historical significance prior to then.

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Police are trying to determine if a string of violent carjackings on Oahu over the weekend are connected.

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The city has completed its final environmental impact statement (EIS) for the Waikiki Natatorium, marking a major step toward restarting the rebuilding effort.

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Hula Daddy Kona Coffee and Hawaiian Queen Coffee 2019 cupping winners

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Second Bid To Impeach Honolulu’s Top Prosecutor Is Filed: A Honolulu businessman once charged with operating an illegal gambling operation is seeking to remove Keith Kaneshiro, the Honolulu prosecutor.

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Searching For New Ways To Keep Hawaii’s Mentally Ill Out Of Jails And ERs: At a mental health summit Wednesday, the judiciary and state agencies explored options for pre-trial diversions.

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Oysters Unleashed: A New Hack To Help Clean Hawaii’s Filthy Waters: For decades, oysters have helped filter polluted waterways elsewhere. Now, researchers are testing how well those efforts would do in Hawaii.

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New Ala Moana Pedestrian Bridge Planned Near Fatal Crash Site: Kakaako developers hope the new bridge will also serve as a “linear park” for pedestrians, similar to New York City’s High Line park.

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Sen. Laura Thielen Won’t Seek Re-Election To Hawaii Senate: Thielen said, “I’m going to end my time as a legislator, and get back to the doing.”

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City Council votes to extend lifeguard hours, but the change won’t go into effect immediately

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Mark your calendars: The Honolulu City Lights event is almost here!

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Why Nearly Half The Kids In An Island State Can’t Swim: Some Hawaii schools are working with community groups to make swim lessons more affordable and more widely available.

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Bleaching Of Hawaii Reefs Less Severe Than Predicted

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The Stakes Are High As Maui Wastewater Case Heads To US Supreme Court: The lawsuit has drawn attention from environmental groups, fossil fuel interests and the Trump administration, which is backing Maui County.

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SLIDESHOW: Where Producing Rum Is A Farm-To-Bottle Operation - The Ko Hana Hawaiian Agricole Rum Distillery on Oahu uses pure cane sugar harvested on site.

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Chad Blair: Handicapping Hawaii’s CD2 Election - Possible candidates include many of the usual suspects, but these are highly unusual times.

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Local rep sends letter to AG asking for investigation of NYC exporting homeless to Hawaii: The New York Post article alleges that the SOTA program has exported 12,482 homeless individuals to 32 states since its inception in 2017.

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Remembering a would-be queen, the father of a princess, and an underappreciated jazz icon: November 1st marks the anniversary of two births and one death of three notable figures in Hawaii’s history.

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