Marisa Yamane

Wildfire survivors in Upcountry Maui are just starting to rebuild. According to FEMA, the wildfire in Kula on Aug. 8, 2023 destroyed 25 homes and ohana units, and 202 acres.

A Hawaii Police Department spokeswoman told Island News that Akito Fukushima, 41, of Kanazawa, Japan purchased the inert grenades at an Army Navy surplus store on the Big Island. He

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A new conveyor belt sushi restaurant is coming to Moiliili. Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Hawaii opens on April 28. It’ll feature a lot of fish flown in from Japan’s Toyosu

Hawaii continues to make a mark in the culinary world. On Wednesday, the James Beard Foundation announced the restaurant and chef semifinalists for the prestigious 2024 James Beard Awards. Here are the semifinalists from Hawaii.

The Hawaii DOT said it found a third area where there are cracks on the runway at Kona Airport and is doing repair work overnight.

Sunday, Oct. 1 marks the end of an era for Servco, when Mark Fukunaga steps down as CEO, handing over the reins of the company that his grandfather founded more than a hundred years ago.

An immigrant from Japan, Peter Fukunaga, was able to create what is now Hawaii’s largest private company. Servco has a legacy that extends far beyond selling cars. On October 1, Peter’s grandson, Mark Fukunaga, will step down from his role as Servco’s CEO. Mark did an exclusive interview with Island News anchor Marisa Yamane about Servco’s humble beginnings, and how it became one of the most successful companies in Hawaii.

The Filipino Community Center in Waipahu is hosting the Bayanihan for Maui event to raise money for Maui fire survivors, on Sunday, October 1 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.