Heavy rains on Saturday, Feb. 21, impacted Oahu, causing overflowing area streams, flash flooding, flooded roadways, damage to homes and an evacuation of residents of Otake Camp in the Waialua area. On a day when residents could remain dry and safe by sta... See more
Chinatown 808's 50th Chinatown Festival & Parade presented by American Savings Bank welcomes the public to celebrate and ring in the Lunar New Year from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14, in Aala Park and on nearby N. Beretania Street between Maunak... See more
The Hawaii Island community of Waimea continues to go beyond the traditional "hanami," or cherry blossom viewing tradition, organizing a full lineup of hands-on Japanese and multicultural activities and performances for its 33rd Waimea Cherry Blossom Heri... See more
On Friday, Jan. 23, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration asked for the public's help, especially those on the water, to be on the lookout for a recently entangled 40-foot female humpback whale off Lahaina, Maui, also referred to as "Palette... See more
The Hawaii Department of Agriculture and Biosecurity has established a biosecurity website that will better coordinate and document programs and activities undertaken to fight invasive species across the state, according to a news release. What You Need T... See more
