Sep 14 – Hawaiian Electric (HECO) successfully transported an 80-ton transformer from Kapolei to Kaneohe via Kalanianaole Highway through East Oahu. The large load moved along at a snail’s pace of 15…
Category: Neighborhood News
Makapuu Trail closed Weds 9/13/2017 through Friday
EAST OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A popular hiking trail in East Oahu will be temporarily closed to the public as crews complete improvements to the parking lot area. Officials with the Department of…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 08/19/2017
Aug 18 – Kaiser High School in Hawaii Kai has forfeited its first two football games due to a shrinking roster. Hawaii Prep World highlights some of the issues affecting both the…
Koko Head Crater Trail to close Monday, 8/21/2017 for repairs
On Monday, Aug. 21, Hawaiian Electric will conduct emergency pole repairs that will require temporary closures of Koko Crater Trail. A replacement pole needs to be flown to a hill behind…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 07/07/2017
July 6 – Honolulu firefighters are questioning yet another brush fire that sparked near Hawaii Kai’s Kamilo Nui Valley early Thursday morning. The location of the fire is in the area of…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 06/30/2017
Jun 29 – Police arrest woman squatting at Kahala home: Cars and cash are found missing. [Star-Advertiser] Jun 28 – Don Quijote group to buy Times Supermarkets chain. The acquisition is scheduled to…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 06/23/2017
June 22–A husband and wife were taken into custody in state court Wednesday after they were each sentenced to 10-year prison terms for stealing $278,653 from the company that owns Hawaii Kai…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 06/16/2017
June 10 – Kahala Mall held its first job fair with more than 30 merchants participating. Hawaii’s unemployment rate remains at enviable lows for job-seekers. [KHON] June 8 – Tiki’s Fun Center…
East Oahu News – Friday Update 6/2/2017
June 1 – The owner of a gate blocking access to a lane that leads to a popular Portlock beach known as “Seconds” estimates the city would need to pay more than $2…