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The Building Industry Association warned homeowners with unsafe homes on Oahu after March’s Kona low storms to get multiple repair quotes and verify contractor licensing to avoid scams.

Those without full insurance should apply for FEMA aid by June 14 and compare contract terms to prevent large upfront deposits.

After over 80 years in business, Ted's Automotive Machine Shop in Kalihi will close on Friday, May 22.

Owner Craig Takeguchi said he plans to focus on his health and family while enjoying more time on the pickleball court and cherishing his new role as a grandfather.

Brian Keaulana, a world-renowned waterman, actor and producer, received the Hawaiʻi Lifetime Achievement Award from Waikīkī Film Awards on May 14.

The event recognized his lifelong contributions to surf culture and film.

Honolulu residents can vote for their favorite poke dish at Poke Fest 2026.

The contest winner will be announced on May 20.

A new exhibit at the U.S. Capitol highlights early Filipino migrant workers who built Hawaii’s plantation economy in the early 1900s + it shows their journeys and community contributions.

Thousands of graduates from nine UH campuses are celebrating graduation ceremonies today and throughout the weekend — the City will add extra bus service Saturday to ease traffic near UH Mānoa.

Kilauea’s 47th eruption episode began on Thursday, May 5 at 3:27 p.m. when continuous lava fountains from the north vent reached about 65 feet (the south vent has intermittent overflow), marking a return after a previous 9-hour episode.

Hawaii County completed the purchase of Honolulu Landing, a 364-acre property on the Puna coast, for $3.7 million through the PONC program.

The land, featuring ancient cultural sites and native habitats, will be preserved in perpetuity for public use.

Kristian Titriyski, a six-foot-eight volleyball player from Bulgaria, is leaving the University of Hawai‘i men's program after the NCAA championship win + he will soon pursue a professional career and thanked fans and coaches for their support during his two years in Manoa.