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Early morning fire damages Pearl City home; no one seriously injured
An early morning bedroom fire in Pearl City this morning caused more than $50,000 damage to the building and $3,000 to the contents, according to firefighters.
10 Students Receive Leeward Young Artist Awards
Burgeoning artists, along with their families and supporters, filled Kapolei Hale's courtyard last night as 10 students were presented with 2009 Leeward Young Artist Awards.
Suspect's shooting appears justified, major says
Honolulu police defended three officers who fired shots at an auto-theft suspect cornered in a stolen Dodge Durango at a KFC drive-through in Waikele on Tuesday afternoon.
Suspect shot after hitting 2 officers with stolen SUV
Police homicide and Internal Affairs officers are continuing their investigation today into the police shooting in Waikele of an auto theft suspect who remained hospitalized last night.
Suspect, officers injured in police shooting incident at Waikele restaurant
Police shot a 23-year-old man who they say attempted to run over officers with a suspected stolen car at the KFC restaurant in Waikele early Tuesday afternoon.
Car-theft suspect shot, two officers injured in Waikele
Police shot and critically injured a car-theft suspect who allegedly injured two officers as he tried to escape by ramming his way out of the drive-through line at the Waikele Center KFC.
Hawaii residents still taking trips to the Ninth Island but not spending as much
With so much to see and do, Las Vegas will always be a great place to visit. After all, Hawaii residents still fondly call it the ninth island.
Isle musician formed orchestra, fused Asian and Western styles
Paul Yan Ming Mark, a musician known for fusing Western and Asian styles, died Oct.
Affordable dining options at Pearl Highlands Center
Pearl Highlands Center is located on Kamehameha Highway, directly across from Home Depot.
Leeward CC offering public session on teacher education program
Students can get a jump-start on a career in education without leaving their island home and be a part of a growing population of students enrolling in Leeward Community College's Associate of Arts in Teaching degree program.
Just Tacos coming to Ko Olina Station
Just Tacos Grill & Cantina has been added to the lineup of the neighborhood retail center being developed at Ko Olina Resort & Marina in West Oahu.
Police arrested nine people Friday night for alleged drug offenses at a reggae concert at the Waikiki Shell.
19th Annual Family Fun Fair at Leeward Community College
The annual Leeward Community College Family Fun Fair celebrates its nineteenth year of providing families with a fun-filled day of games, interactive exhibits, food, and entertainment on Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Pearl City campus.
City Chooses Contractor For Transit
Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann on Wednesday announced the city has chosen Kiewit Pacific Co.
The Hawaii Government Employees Association has overwhelmingly ratified two-year contracts with the state and counties that include 42 days fewer workdays for most of its members.
Stopped school buses required to flash lights
Question: Recently, at Poamoho Road and Kamehameha Highway, a school bus stopped on the roadway to pick up children, but it had no lights, no stop sign, nothing.
Authorities yesterday charged a 30-year-old Pearl City man who was arrested Thursday after he showed up at a King Street address allegedly to have sex with a 14-year-old girl.
Toddlers & Tiaras: Mele Kalikimaka and Coconut Knockers
Aloha Gasmii! This luau of Toddlers & Tiaras comes straight from Honolulu, Hawaii, host of the "America's Fabulous Faces" beauty pageant.
Pearl City complex debuts with new-to-Hawaii chains
Along a stretch of Kuala Road in Manana, a new retail center is drawing shoppers - from brides to new parents and pet owners - from throughout the island.
High School Bands to Strut their Stuff
High school bands will march onto the Moanalua High School Stadium Saturday, October 17.