HONOLULU (KHON2) — State officials are closely monitoring the potential local impacts of tariffs, especially on construction. The Department of Accounting and General Services said some projects may have to reduce their scope to stay on budget. How tariffs could impact Hawaii DAGS’ budget for current projects in design is about $1.8 billion and that
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Thousands of lanterns are expected to fill Ala Moana Beach once again as the Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaii makes its annual return. The event will celebrate its 27th year at Ala Moana on Memorial Day with the theme “Many Rivers, One Ocean” to honor fallen service members and loved ones. How, where
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With the uncertainty taking place in Washington, D.C., the Hawaii House of Representatives said next year’s budget focuses on preparing for unforeseen circumstances. Honolulu’s $3.93 FY 2026 budget: Big investment, no tax hikes Lawmakers passed the draft of the state’s $21.19 billion budget as they prep for what they call “difficult decisions
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Those who dread that morning traffic going east on Nimitz Highway may find some relief. The state’s new pilot program may have found a way to significantly reduce road congestion. The state is hoping morning traffic on Nimitz Highway by the Honolulu Harbor will be a thing of the past. Drivers warned
HONOLULU (KHON2) — With enrollment declining at Hawaii public schools, Hawaii State Department of Education officials are considering a consolidation of campuses. Hawaii public schools to see these price increases The Department of Education initiated a discussion based on decreased student headcounts over the past decade. HIDOE said they will spend the spring “to engage
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A local business owner warns others to be on the lookout and check their bank accounts after she fell victim to scammers stealing tens of thousands of dollars from her. Erica Lincoln owns Gymboree but was forced to cut down her staff to save some money after someone stole close to $40,000
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The woman accused of torturing and killing her adopted daughter appeared in court for the first time on Thursday, March 13. This latest case has shocked the community and raised urgent questions about the alarming rise in cases of extreme child cruelty. Lawmakers to hear bill that would make torture a felony
(NewsNation) — Under a 200% proposed tariff on imported alcoholic beverages, many summer favorite cocktails could become significantly more expensive. The 200% tariff could more than double the cost of European wine and other alcohol for U.S. distributors, which would almost assuredly trickle down to U.S. bars and restaurants and eventually to American consumers, Michael
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A new exciting deal between the Los Angeles Rams and the Hawaii Tourism Authority can bring some NFL events to the islands as early as summer 2025. Mariota set to re-sign with Commanders on 1-year deal Documents stated the team will be conducting carious marketing activities in Los Angeles and Japan as
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Not only is St. Patrick’s Day filled with four-leaf clovers, leprechauns and everything green, it also calls for parades, parties and pub crawls. As millions nationwide prepare to celebrate the day, Mothers Against Drunk Driving urges Hawaii residents to celebrate the holiday responsibly. Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at the Black Shamrock Tavern
