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Honolulu Newswire (Page 6)
Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for Honolulu, HI. (Page 6)
Results 101 - 120 of 143 for "u:msnbc.msn.com" in Honolulu, HI
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Crash kills man, 38, near Schofield Barracks
A city Emergency Services Department spokeswoman says a 38-year-old man is dead after a crash in front of Foote Gate at Schofield Barracks Tuesday morning. Comment?
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Fatal crash closes roads near Schofield Barracks
A city Emergency Services Department spokeswoman says a 38-year-old man is dead after a crash in front of Foote Gate at Schofield Barracks Tuesday morning. Comment?
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Coast Guard suspends search for missing pilot, plane
The Coast Guard has suspended the search for a privately owned Cessna 172S airplane that disappeared from radar while traveling from Maui to Molokai Saturday night. Comment?
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Roads near Schofield's Foote Gate closed
Honolulu police say a vehicle crash investigation has closed the southbound lanes of Kunia Road and the eastbound lanes of Wilikina Drive in the area of Foote Gate at Schofield Barracks Tuesday morning. Comment?
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Looming rail court case threatens 'worst case scenario'
"This is the best holiday gift the citizens of Honolulu could possibly receive," said Mayor Carlisle about two weeks ago when city got word the federal government had approved $1.55 billion in federal monies. Comment?
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Kailua getting ready for Obamas Christmas visit
There is already a buzz in Kailua that the Obama's will be spending Christmas in Hawaii. Comment?
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Rail FFGA easily clears council committee
The Honolulu City Council's Legislative Matters Committee moved a resolution forward Thursday that allows the mayor to sign a $1.55 billion full-funding grant agreement for the rail transit project. Comment?
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Part of H-1, H-3 freeways to be closed for HPD training
Honolulu police says officers will be closing sections of the H-1 and H-3 Freeways from the airport area to the Windward side for escort training on Thursday from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Portions of Kaneohe Bay Drive will also be closed. Comment?
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Catholic Diocese to buy land from UH West Oahu
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu says it has a signed a letter of intent to buy about 39 acres of land from the University of Hawaii West Oahu campus to build a parish and a high school. Comment?
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City employees gear up for annual tree decorating contest
Honolulu Hale is buzzing with holiday spirit. City departments are testing their creative chops hoping for the perpetual trophy in this year's tree decorating contest. Comment?
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Fukunaga sworn in as councilwoman
Carol Fukunaga will represent residents in District 6, which covers a portion of Makiki, Downtown Honolulu, Punchbowl, Liliha, Pauoa Valley, Nuuanu, Alewa Heights, Papakolea, Kalihi Valley, and a portion of Kalihi. Comment?
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Motorcycle, golf cart crash hospitalizes 2
Honolulu police say Kamehameha Highway in the area of the Turtle Bay Resort was closed in both directions Tuesday afternoon due to a motorcycle crash. Comment?
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Honolulu City Lights turn on Dec. 1
Every three years, new ornaments are created to dress the grand Holiday tree on the Honolulu Hale lawn. Comment?
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Siren testing for Wed., Nov. 28
State crews will be testing sirens Wednesday, Nov. 28 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. in Kalihi, Alewa Heights, and near Honolulu International Airport. Comment?
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City installs 6 electric vehicle charging stations
Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle announced Tuesday that the city has installed six electric vehicle charging stations for public use in parking facilities at the Neal Blaisdell Center, Chinatown Gateway Plaza, Civic Center, Hale Pauahi, Honolulu Zoo, and Smith-Beretania Parking Structure. Comment?
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Oahu firecracker permits on sale
The Honolulu Fire Department is reminding the public that firecracker permits are necessary for firecrackers used during New Year's Eve celebration and that permits are available now through Dec. Comment?
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Siren testing continues on Oahu
State crews will be testing sirens Tuesday, Nov. 27 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. between Makiki and the Diamond Head areas. Comment?
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Fire crews contain Wahiawa brush fire
Honolulu fire crews spent about two hours overnight battling a brush fire just north of Wahiawa town, according to fire officials. Comment?
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Well-known monk seal found with hook in mouth
The Department of Land and Natural Resources and NOAA Fisheries announced Monday that since the beginning of 2012, NOAA Fisheries, DLNR, and partners have responded to 14 seal hooking incidents involving 11 individual Hawaiian monk seals. Comment?
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Postal Service releases holiday mailing dates
The first suggested mailing date is Dec. 10 for First-class and Priority mail headed to international and overseas military destinations. Comment?
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