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A survey of 714 residents found 87% support building tiny homes for homeless people and 92% back the idea for the working poor.

HomeAid Hawai‘i plans to build 30 kauhale on all islands by year-end — Gov. Green praises the plan as a strong public-private effort to ease housing instability.

Par Hawaii Refining LLC, a 50-year-old facility in Kalaeloa, will start production this month at its 100-acre site to create the largest plant-based biofuels facility in the state.

The new project marks a shift toward renewable energy in the local economy.

People attended the Hawaii Kennel Club All-Breed Dog Show on Sunday, March 1 at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall in Honolulu (owners prepared their dogs for multiple competition classes).

Honolulu Magazine invites readers to vote for the 2026 Hale ‘Aina Awards through March 31.

Voters choosing their favorite restaurants will be entered to win a one-night stay at Prince Waikiki and join in celebrating top local dining honors.

Kulia Academy in Kalihi has launched a comprehensive 7-year Artificial Intelligence and Data Science program that equips sixth and seventh graders with advanced math, science, English and coding skills.

The curriculum is designed to boost academic progress and prepare students for future tech demands.

The Eat the Invaders Fishing Tournament is underway at Maunalua Bay to reduce invasive species and offer a sustainable food option.

Organizers hope anglers will join the event to help control non-native fish populations + try a new eco-friendly meal choice.

HSFCU chose Warren Altona as its first chief growth officer based on his strong leadership and deep community roots from Pālolo.

The first-generation college grad led innovative product launches and now plans to boost stability and long-term opportunity for members — ushering in a new era for the credit union.

Hawaii lawmakers want to fix gaps in mental health treatment by letting community outpatient programs prepare court-order petitions - House Bill 2505 aims to speed access to care amid resource shortages and urges better funding for smoother treatment transitions.

At Blaisdell Arena on Feb.

28, Nanakuli’s Analu Wood wrestled Kahuku’s Pai’ea Kamakaala in the 120-pound title match, while Hunter Berger secured his Duke commitment, setting the stage for local wrestling to aim for 2028.

Hawaii's baseball team defeated Ball State in a game at Les Murakami Stadium in Honolulu.

The win featured pivotal plays (with strong efforts from pitcher John Alkire and outfielder Tate Shimao) that secured the victory.

Hawaii’s basketball team won 87-85 on Saturday when Quandre (Dre) Bullock hit a buzzer-beater 3-pointer at Titan Gym at Orange County, Calif., to secure a comeback victory over Cal State Fullerton.

Liam O’Brien tossed eight innings with only two hits as he pitched Hawaii to a 6-0 win over Ball State at Les Murakami Stadium on Sunday, with shortstop Elijah Ickes adding three hits including a solo home run to help the Warriors rebound after a loss.

Over 4,000 runners participated in King’s Runner 10K in Kakaako at Thomas Square on Sunday + the event, popular as a warmup for April’s Hapalua Half Marathon, attracted families and first-time racers.

At the Blaisdell Arena, Pearl City's Serah Yogi defeated Leilehua's Leivelle Alejado for the girls' state wrestling 100-pound title; she hugged her father after her win and is now a two-time champion.