SUV makes a splash in Hawaii Kai
A Honolulu couple’s driving lesson took a wrong turn Saturday, their Toyota SUV crashing through a fence in Hawaii Kai
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Month: June 2004
Volcano lured, shuttered U.S. base in Philippines
History is sometimes altered by events so insignificant that they pass without notice when they occur. Let’s follow the chain
Read MoreGovernor boosts board, commission rosters
Over 150 Honolulu residents appointed by Gov. Linda Lingle to serve on various state boards and commissions were officially sworn
Read MoreA different view of Kilauea
Many visitors have stopped at the overlook in front of the Jaggar Museum, next door to the Hawaii Volcano Observatory
Read MoreKHON tops in news ratings
Flush with the record-setting audiences sucked in by the FOX network’s “American Idol,” KHON announced today that the latest Nielsen
Read MoreUH president Dobelle fired
University of Hawaii President Evan Dobelle was fired late yesterday by the UH Board of Regents in a unanimous decision
Read MorePolice seek parole fugitive
CrimeStoppers, the Honolulu Police Department, and the Department of Public Safety request the public’s assistance in locating Leland Palea, who
Read MoreCaution urged for lava watchers
Lava flowing from Kilauea’s ongoing eruption finally made its way to the ocean once again a couple of weeks ago.
Read MoreJet lands with extra passenger
A Wahiawa woman gave birth aboard an airplane bound for Honolulu yesterday. KGMB reporter Jacqueline McLean was aboard the flight,
Read MoreTV series takes former Xerox site
The local headquarters for the ABC television series “Lost,” which was picked up by the network last month for their
Read MoreLava flow reaches sea
For the first time in nearly a year, lava flowed into the ocean off the Big Island this weekend, treating
Read MoreOHA grant to guide Hawaiian parents
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) has awarded a $46,500 grant to Pacific Resources for Education and Learning (PREL) for
Read MoreRecycling drive nets 1.4 million cans
Over 12,000 students at 48 elementary schools participated in the state Department of Health’s (DOH) annual Recycling Challenge this year,
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