Local News
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Aloha United Way Lend and Executive Program
Aloha United Way Lend and Executive Program
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Rail jobs: How many, when and how?
Construction on Honolulu's rail system is now underway, with proponents promising 10,000 jobs ahead from the project and trickle-down spending.
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Police searching for missing Waipahu mother
Honolulu police are searching for Loida Wideman who was last seen on Mother's Day leaving her residence in Waipahu.
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ACLU sues state over inmates marriage rights
Four women are suing the state because they've been told they cannot get married to their fiancees, who are in prison. The ACLU filed the lawsuit today on behalf of the women.
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Rare, stink plant set to bloom on Oahu this week
A corpse flower is about to be in full bloom for the first time at Honolulu's Foster Botanical Garden.
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Bill aimed to protect small businesses may be do opposite
Organizations that serve small businesses with their human resources needs say a bill awaiting the governor's signature is flawed and could shut down several companies.
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Allegiant adds more flights to Hawaii; high summer airfares
If you're planning to travel to the Mainland this summer, prepare for sticker shock. Travel agent say airfares are at some of the highest levels they've seen in years.
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Breaking barriers through surfing
Next month Hawaii marks international surfing day and some young surfers have made a long journey to be a part of it.
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Unique getaway hidden in Hawaii: Paia Inn Hotel
It’s called Maui’s coolest little town. The historic plantation town of Paia is home to a special and unique getaway hidden in Hawaii.
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Be Green 2: CFL replacement project
The CFL replacement project got a kick-start from the Blue Planet Foundation.