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Ala Moana’s first Japanese arcade, CAMILLA, more stores coming soon
Hawaiʻi's Ala Moana Center is expanding its retail and entertainment offerings with new additions such as the CAMILLA boutique, Fantasy Claw arcade, and various other shops and attractions scheduled to arrive through the end of 2026.
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Honolulu job expo brings 100+ employers to Blaisdell
More than 100 employers across healthcare, construction, tourism, retail, and technology will be at the Blaisdell Center Exhibition Hall this Wednesday for a free career expo, where job seekers can meet recruiters and submit resumes from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Applications open for 2027 legislative session positions in Hawaiʻi House of Representatives
Have you ever wanted to learn about the inner workings of state government? Do you want to help make your state a better place to live and work? Would you like to assist your neighbors when they have questions or concerns and help guide them in resolving issues?. If so,...
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Business pioneer Loida Lewis on leadership, Filipino American representation
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Filipino multi-millionaire businesswoman and philanthropist Loida Nicolas Lewis isn’t a mainstream household name the way Bruno Mars and Manny Pacquiao are, but she is a trailblazer in business and leadership. In an interview with Hawaii News Now, Lewis talks about her journey from Sorsogon, a province...
Honolulu Civil Beat
OHA Trustees Punt On Confirming New CEO
Trustees of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs declined to move forward on Todd Apo’s nomination as the agency’s next CEO after hearing more than two hours of testimony from the public on Thursday, most of it in opposition to Apo. Many of those who have testified during the...
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Kakaako residents, businesses brace for next phase of rail construction
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The next stop for rail construction is a community of high-rises and small businesses that is about to get a lengthy dose of noise and road closures over the next several years. A less than three-quarter mile stretch of Halekauwila Street from Richards Street to Cooke Street...
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Kaimuki Dry Goods Closes Dec. 15 After a Century in Business
Kaimuki Dry Goods, the fabric and sewing-supply shop founded in 1926 next to First Hawaiian Bank on Waialae Avenue before later moving to 10th Avenue in Kaimuki, will close its doors on December 15. Owner Jessie Miller says the decision was difficult and emotional, pointing to tariffs and rising costs as the forces behind the shutdown.
Honolulu Civil Beat
Looks Like OHA Has A New CEO
Todd Apo is the top pick to be the next chief executive for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs following a 5-to-4 vote by the office’s Board of Trustees on Wednesday afternoon. The decision came after interim CEO Summer Sylva failed to get the five votes necessary to become the permanent administrator for the office. Hawaiian Homelands Director Kaulana Park was the third finalist.
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Hō‘ili‘ili Market Marks First Year as Farm Link’s Grocery and Deli
Farm Link Hawaiʻi opened Hō‘ili‘ili Market on October 20, 2025, in the former home of ‘ili ‘ili Cash & Carry, creating its first grocery store and deli, according to Aloha State Daily. The shop brings groceries, prepared foods and baked goods together at a storefront for a business that says it has connected Hawaiʻi consumers with local farmers, ranchers and food makers since 2015.
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Office of Hawaiian Affairs votes to select Todd Apo as top choice for its next CEO
HONOLULU (Island News) -- The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) has chosen Honolulu businessman Todd Apo as its top choice for its next CEO. OHA's Board of Trustees voted 5-to-4 to select Apo as the next chief executive, at a joint meeting of the Committee on Beneficiary Advocacy and Empowerment (BAE) and the Committee on Budget and Finance (BF) on Wednesday, Oct. 21.
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Queen’s Recruitment and Development
HONOLULU (HI Now) - It’s no secret that Hawaiʻi is facing a major healthcare shortage, but The Queen’s Health Systems is stepping up to change that. They’re investing heavily in local talent, creating incredible career paths right here at home. Mark Irizarry and Lori Bonner from...
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People with disabilities practice flying experience with simulation hosted by Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines recently hosted a practice flight for more than 250 travelers with disabilities and their families to help them become more comfortable with air travel. The simulation took place Sunday at Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye International Airport, allowing people with disabilities to practice every step of a journey, from check-in to taxiing, according to Alaska Air Group News.