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    yahoo.com > news > videos > big-changes-coming-hawaii-roads-041252141.html

    Big changes coming to Hawaii’s roads: State fast-tracks multimodal projects

    4+ hour, 3+ min ago (66+ words) The state Department of Transportation's Priority Multimodal Network is a 10-year strategy to better connect Hawaii's transportation system'building safer bike paths, continuous sidewalks and transit connections across all islands. The state Department of Transportation's Priority Multimodal Network is a 10-year strategy to better connect Hawaii's transportation system'building safer bike paths, continuous sidewalks and transit connections across all islands....

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    finance.yahoo.com > news > where-honolulu-credit-stands-rolling-213000842.html

    Where Honolulu’s credit stands rolling into Christmas spending

    15+ hour, 3+ min ago (408+ words) HONOLULU (KHON2) " Credit is king in Hawai'i, and a new study shows that respect is very much a part of our lives. Honolulu placed #2 amongst the most credit diligent cities in 2025. WalletHub reviewed 100 large cities. The study focused on six factors that show how well people protect and manage their credit. The findings show that many Honolulu residents handle credit with steady habits that lower financial risk. These are some of our practices that stood out in the study: The report highlighted Honolulu's credit diligence and shows strong habits of borrow responsibly and maintaining credit payments diligently. Honolulu residents make payments on time the study showed. We are savvy when it comes to watching for fraud. We also actively freeze our credit reports when we don't plan to apply for new credit. "The people who are most diligent with their credit…...

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    hawaiinewsnow.com > video > 12/10/2025 > spotlight-now-honolulu-mayor-rick-blangiardi-hawaii-pacific-healths-chief-primary-care

    Spotlight Now: Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and Hawaii Pacific Health's chief of primary care

    19+ hour, 56+ min ago (118+ words) Today on Spotlight Now, we talk to Dr. Sandra Noon, the chief of primary care at Hawaii Pacific Health, about their new Mililani Clinic. Spotlight Now: Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and Hawaii Pacific Health's chief of primary care Hawaiian macadamia nuts recalled after potential salmonella contamination Hawaii Attorney General announces new accessible crime dashboard Lifeguard certification courses to be offered in Hilo Police investigate attempted murder of an officer in Waikiki Spotlight Now: Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi and Hawaii Pacific Health's chief of primary care Hawaiian macadamia nuts recalled after potential salmonella contamination Hawaii Attorney General announces new accessible crime dashboard Lifeguard certification courses to be offered in Hilo Police investigate attempted murder of an officer in Waikiki...

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    kitv.com > video > news > honolulus-new-ai-tool-speeds-up-building-permit-process > video_3997d840-4ecc-5b71-a301-ef34d1d0d5b3.html

    Honolulu's new AI tool speeds up building permit process

    1+ day, 1+ hour ago (63+ words) Honolulu's new AI tool, CivCheck, is set to streamline the building permit process, saving time for both residents and the city. Honolulu's new AI tool, CivCheck, is set to streamline the building permit process, saving time for both residents and the city. Honolulu's new AI tool, CivCheck, is set to streamline the building permit process, saving time for both residents and the city....

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    yahoo.com > news > videos > hawaii-reaches-deadliest-roads-since-042325248.html

    Hawaii reaches deadliest year on roads since 2012: Oahu hits 78th fatality

    1+ day, 3+ hour ago (120+ words) Hawai'i has hit a tragic milestone. With a deadly crash in Kalihi on Monday, Dec. 8, O'ahu has now recorded 78 traffic fatalities in 2025 " part of 122 deaths statewide, the highest number in more than a decade. Hawai'i has hit a tragic milestone. With a deadly crash in Kalihi on Monday, Dec. 8, O'ahu has now recorded 78 traffic fatalities in 2025 " part of 122 deaths statewide, the highest number in more than a decade. Hawai'i has hit a tragic milestone. With a deadly crash in Kalihi on Monday, Dec. 8, O'ahu has now recorded 78 traffic fatalities in 2025 " part of 122 deaths statewide, the highest number in more than a decade....

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    everafterinthewoods.com > hawaii-dishes-that-sound-strange-until-you-take-the-first-bite

    10 Hawaii Dishes That Sound Strange Until You Take The First Bite

    1+ day, 4+ hour ago (1263+ words) You know that moment when your taste buds side-eye your brain, then throw a happy hula anyway? That is Hawaii, plate after plate. Some dishes sound wild and still charm you faster than a beach sunset. I once stared at a bowl thinking, "Do I dare?" and, after having a taste of my first bite, I immediately regretted not diving in sooner. Each bite feels like a sunbeam landed on your tongue. Flavors pirouette like surfers riding tiny edible waves. Even the sauces seem to whisper, "Aloha!" Hold onto your fork, these ten Hawaiian eats are about to surf straight into your mouth. First glance and you think science project. First bite and you think soulmate. Rice, burger, egg, gravy, boom. The yolk slides like sunshine over a rainy island morning. Gravy is savory, slightly peppery, and smells like cozy…...

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    hawaiinewsnow.com > 12/08/2025 > hawaii-prep-basketball-star-former-pro-derrick-low

    Hawaii prep basketball star & former pro Derrick Low

    1+ day, 9+ hour ago (120+ words) HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Derrick Low is widely considered to be among the greatest local prospects in Hawaii prep basketball history. The Iolani alum is a three-time Hawaii player of the year and led the Raiders to three consecutive state championships. HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Derrick Low is widely considered to be among the greatest local prospects in Hawaii prep basketball history. The Iolani alum is a three-time Hawaii player of the year and led the Raiders to three consecutive state championships. He went on to star collegiately at Washington State before playing professionally overseas. In this episode, Low talks about growing up in the Kalakaua basketball clinic, life as a pro, and the lessons learned from childhood with a single father....

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    kitv.com > news > local > tropic-lightning-week-celebrates-25th-infantry-division-in-hawaii > article_75841e45-ca4f-47d3-9b25-1fe1d6c8a623.html

    Tropic Lightning Week celebrates 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii

    1+ day, 18+ hour ago (254+ words) SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii (Island News) " The 25th Infantry Division is set to celebrate its 84th birthday with Tropic Lighting Week from December 8 to 11, 2025, featuring a series of events at Schofield Barracks and Wheeler Army Airfield. The festivities will commemorate the Division's formation on October 1, 1941, and its notable World War II service on Guadalcanal, which earned it the nickname "Tropic Lightning." Schofield Barracks is buzzing with excitement as military families and the public join in friendly competitions and activities. The Guadalcanal Cup, the event's highlight, will be awarded during the closing ceremony on December 11. Throughout Tropic Lightning Week, events will take place throughout the Weyand Field, Stoneman Sports Complex, Watts Field, Martinez Gym, Conroy Bowl, and other venues on Schofield Barracks and Wheeler Army Airfield. Soldiers will compete in Hawaii-unique contests highlighting fitness, teamwork, and the Division's Pacific heritage. Participants will get to…...

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    staradvertiser.com > 12/08/2025 > hawaii-news > sales-increase-for-hawaii-retailers-despite-tariff-and-inflation-worries

    Sales increase for Hawaii retailers despite tariff and inflation worries

    2+ day, 3+ hour ago (599+ words) Monday, December 8, 2025 73" Today's Paper Above, Thinker Things owner Bradley Ishii restocked cartons of Sonny Angel toys amid a notable rebound in Black Friday sales for his stores after three years of slumping numbers. At top, 5-year-old Kaylee Stone shopped Thursday with her mother, Cheryl, at Thinker Things in Kahala Mall. As holiday-season crowds swelled in Hawaii's malls and smaller local storefronts, some independent retailers say this year's shopping surge feels nearly counterintuitive " a boost to their bottom lines even as the national economy remains fraught with uncertainty. At stores spanning toys, gifts and surfwear, owners and managers described a surprising resilience " and a degree of adaptability " that may be quietly reshaping what it means to shop in Hawaii in 2025. "We ended up about 10%," said Bradley Ishii, owner of Thinker Things, Thinker Toys and Sanrio Surprises, describing Black Friday as "fantastic....

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    yahoo.com > entertainment > celebrity > articles > honolulu-declares-nov-29-gabriel-035522595.html

    Honolulu declares Nov. 29 “Gabriel ‘Fluffy’ Iglesias Day”

    2+ day, 4+ hour ago (279+ words) HONOLULU (KHON2) " The City and County of Honolulu officially recognized Nov. 29, 2025, as "Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias Day," celebrating the famous comedian"s long relationship with Hawai'i and his influence in entertainment. The city proclamation followed another major honor for Iglesias earlier in the week. On Nov. 25, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Hawai'i presented him with its Groundbreaking State Pioneer Award. The award highlighted Iglesias" success in comedy and his impact on Latino representation. Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias Back On Tour Iglesias has been performing in Hawai'i for more than a decade and continues to draw huge audiences across the world. Barbara De Lucca, president and co-founder of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Hawai'i, said Iglesias" reach is deeply felt in local communities. "He has been visiting the islands for over a decade, a true reflection of the love and aloha he holds for…...