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Honolulu Council Sued Over Secret Zippy’s Meeting
Five Honolulu City Council members who allegedly went “rogue” and selected their new leader at a secret meeting at a Zippy’s in Waipahu broke Hawaiʻi’s public meetings law, according to a lawsuit filed on Monday. On Oct. 5, Honolulu council members Tyler Dos Santos-Tam, Esther...
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Historians preserve memories of Hawaiʻi's oldest bar
As Veteran's Day approaches, we pour one out for Smith's Union Bar, which officially closed its doors after its final last call. The bar was the oldest in Hawaiʻi, and this year will mark the first Veterans Day without the historic bar. Dec. 7th, 2026, will be the 85th...
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Ikaika Anderson welcomed to OHA as trustees prepare to select new CEO
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Trustee-elect Ikaika Anderson arrived at the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Monday afternoon with his new staff and was welcomed with traditional Hawaiian protocol. Trustees and staff members brought lei and heartfelt aloha as they greeted Anderson. “Grateful for the opportunity to serve our kānaka lāhui and also...
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Kona's Old A's Park Finally Gets New Bathrooms After Years of Closures
Hawaiʻi County officials broke ground Nov. 5 on a long-awaited improvement project at Kailua Park in Kona, the beachfront spot many locals still call Old A's because it sits on the former Kona Airport site. The project will deliver new restrooms, a concession building and the demolition of the old airport terminal, with the county targeting completion in early 2028.
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UHERO report explores challenges of a city-led affordable housing initiative
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Honolulu’s Bill 7 housing program is facing some challenges, according to a new report from the University of Hawaiʻi’s Economic Research Organization, but it is ultimately on the right track. It’s a voluntary program developers can pursue in which they’d commit to keeping a...
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A Pearl Harbor Airman Identified Through His Twin Sister's Family DNA Will Be Buried Beside His Brother on Nov. 13, 85 Years Later
Cpl. Lester Libolt, killed at Hickam Field in 1941, was identified through DNA from his twin sister's family and will be buried beside his brother Nov. 13.