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The A-Line, U-Line, Route PH8, Route 23, Route 40, Route 51, Route 433 and other routes will see changes to operating times, extensions and additional frequency increases to address changes in service demand, productivity and resource allocation.
The city's newly developed system, "HNL 311," automatically sends complaints in over 70 categories that the city can handle, such as clogged drains, broken streetlights, and requests for repairs or replacement of road signs,Illegal dumping of waste etc directly to one of the city's 32 departments.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is removing blue mailboxes across Oahu, raising concerns among residents
USPS explains removal of mailboxes due to low utilization and cost reductions
They announced that some satellite city halls on Oahu will offer driver's license and state-issued identification card renewal services on Saturdays by appointment only.
The Honolulu Zoo has been nominated for "America's Best Zoo" for 2026 in USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards
The Honolulu Zoo is ranked #4 in the 2024 USA Today 10 Best Readers' Choice Awards for "America's Best Zoos.
Approximately 1,900 humpback whales spotted off the Hawaiian Islands
Data was collected at 43 locations across the state, and a total of 1,954 humpback whales were spotted, including 467 on Kauai, 337 on Oahu, 52 on Molokai, 355 on Hawaii Island, 694 on Maui, and 49 on Lanai.
At Kilauea volcano, active eruptive activity has been observed in the Halema'uma'u crater every one to three weeks over the past year, and U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) officials say that sustained and repeated high-fountain activity, where lava erupts hundreds of meters into the air, is an unusual phenomenon for Kilauea.
New storm system brings flood and wind threats to the islands this On Saturday
Cloudy skies and pockets of heavy rains are forecast. A Flood Watch is in effect with the heaviest rains focused on windward spots.
Starting February 1st (Sunday) For individuals aged 18 and older, when boarding an airplane or entering federal government buildings, etc.the TSA (Transportation Security Administration) is applying a $45 fee to airline passengers who do not possess identification documents that comply with the "Real ID Act."
This new law aims to strengthen, maintain, and protect the premium brand image of Hawaiian macadamia nuts.
