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Low-income families living in Honolulu homeless encampment

HONOLULU (AP) - More than 40 percent of the people in a homeless encampment in Honolulu's Kakaako district are families. That's according to a new survey released by Hawaii Gov. David Ige on Monday. The study was conducted in early August and ... >> view original

Tennessee Titans put ad featuring Marcus Mariota in Honolulu paper

In an effort to draw more fans to their home games, the Tennessee Titans placed the below ad in a Honolulu newspaper featuring rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota. Smart: Titans place ad in Honolulu paper advertising chance to see native Mariota in ... >> view original

Students begin moving into Hawaii dorms after fatal fall

The Hale Wainani dormitory is seen at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu on Monday, Aug. 17, 2015. Two men fell from the 14th floor of the University of Hawaii dormitory, one of them to his death while trying to pull the other from a ledge, Honolulu ... >> view original

In the Spotlight: HONOLULU Fashion Week's Lynne Hanzawa O'Neill

Honolulu-born fashion-world powerhouse Lynne Hanzawa O'Neill returns to Honolulu this November to direct the second annual HONOLULU Fashion Week, presented by Hawaiian Airlines. We're thrilled that she's bringing her knowledge and experience at ... >> view original

Scrap Metal Firm Could Save $1.3M a Year — at Honolulu's Expense

Oregon-based Schnitzer Steel would save nearly $1.3 million each year if the Honolulu City Council approves a subsidy for scrap metal recycling that would cost the city more than $1.45 million in annual revenue. Bill 50, introduced by Chair Ernie ... >> view original

From The Editor | Honolulu's Shame

In a near-perfect case study of how some politicians see guns as evil instruments no matter who owns them, the Honolulu Police Department and City of Honolulu have decided to destroy more than $500,000 worth of fully functional handguns (some of them ... >> view original

Honolulu CC nationally recognized as cybersecurity training center

Honolulu CC 's Computing, Electronics and Networking Technology ( CENT ) Program Coordinator, Sally Dunan and Technical Coordinator Aaron Tanaka accepted the honor at the national awards ceremony. “Having the CAE2Y designation has opened the ... >> view original

Honolulu Bike-Share Asks Users to Help With System Design

A pending Honolulu bike-share is asking the public to help decide program details. Bikeshare Hawaii, a public-private nonprofit, has set up a demonstration in the Honolulu Design Center, so that area residents can share their thoughts on which ... >> view original

Bangkok bomb: Erawan shrine attacker was 'part of network', police say

The bomb attack that killed 20 people at Bangkok's Erawan shrine on Monday was carried out by a "network", Thailand's chief of police has said. Investigators are trying to trace the main suspect, a man in a yellow t-shirt who was filmed by security ... >> view original

Toyota likely to divert shipments from China's Tianjin port after blasts, says ...

BEIJING: Toyota Motor Corp is looking at diverting shipments to Dalian and Shanghai ports from Tianjin, China's main car import terminal, where operations have been indefinitely disrupted after massive explosions last week, according to a senior ... >> view original