Honolulu News

Honolulu Board of Water Supply crews were repairing an 8 inch water main break on Moanalua Road in Aiea that left 29 homes and the Aiea Library without water today.

Hawaii Superferry Inc. can abandon its ships to lenders owed $158.8 million for their construction, the company's bankruptcy judge ruled.

Honolulu police are advising motorists to expect traffic delays and road closures today and tomorrow during Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou's visit to Honolulu this weekend.

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, the agency says a pharmacy manager at the chain's North Nimitz Highway store subjected the woman to age-based insults.

The 4th of July holiday doesn't happen until this weekend, but firefighters are already busy helping lost or stranded hikers.

A A Caribbean way of life From chic to rustic, expensive to affordable, tourists looking for some sun and sand can find what they're looking for in the Caribbean.

Urban and East Honolulu's population remained largely unchanged last year, at 374,676, according to estimates released yesterday by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Crews with the Board of Water Supply said they are servicing a 16-inch water main break in Honolulu Wednesday.

The city has disqualified the low bidder in its plan to ship garbage to the mainland after the company spent $10 million building a facility on Oahu.

It's bon voyage for TheBoat. Budget woes forced Honolulu leaders to cut service.

The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Jarvis is scheduled to return to its homeport here Wednesday after a six-month patrol.

Honolulu residents will get a small grace period on the increase in parking meter fees at the Honolulu Zoo.

HONOLULU - Hawaii is reporting its first swine flu death. The state Department of Health says an adult over 60 years old with an underlying medical condition died June 19 at Oahu's Tripler Army Medical Center after contracting the H1N1 virus.

Drop in Hawaii tourism hasn't slowed growth of street: Numbers seem to be increasing on Waikiki sidewalks Jun.

Honolulua s newspapers are in a fight for survival. Ragnar Carlson Jun 24, 2009 In 1836, three transplanted Bostonians with offices on what would become Merchant Street unveiled the Sandwich Islands Gazette and Journal Of Commerce , Honolulua s first newspaper.

Hawaii Air Cargo, a Honolulu-based freight forwarder, has been selected for the 2009 Best of Honolulu Award in the Freight category.

Enterprise Honolulu today elected Robbie Alm to a three-year term as chairman of the nonprofit economic development organization.

More than 300 volunteers take part in a large-scale exercise to test, how ready Honolulu is, for a bioterrorism attack.

The $1.8 billion operating budget passed by the City Council will become law without Mayor Mufi Hannemann's signature.

The Mayor of Hiroshima, the Honorable Tadatoshi Akiba, will commemorate 50 years of the sister-city relationship between Hiroshima and Honolulu at a special luncheon presentation on Wednesday, July 8. In addition to the mayor's presentation, there will be Japanese musical entertainment and a special photo exhibit centering on Sadako Sasaki, the ...