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519 Kaʻaahi Street, recently acquired by the City and County of Honolulu as part of its long-term strategy to assemble land surrounding the future Kūwili Skyline Station and support transit-oriented affordable housing redevelopment.

City acquires Kaʻaahi Street property to advance long-term transit-oriented affordable housing strategy

The acquisition, which closed on June 30, 2026, for $2,700,000, represents another important step in the City's coordinated effort to...
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City brings free Career Fair to Wahiawā, connecting residents and job seekers with employers and workforce resources

The free Career Fair on July 23 at Leilehua High School will include nearly 30 employers, training providers, and community...
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Keiki Performance at 2017 Na Hula Festival

Experience the grace & beauty of hula at the 85th Nā Hula Festival!

You’re invited to a Sunday filled with music, dance, and plenty of parks and recreation memories, as the Annual Nā...
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From left to right, Ryan Stark, Chief Compliance Officer for EMS Management & Consultants (EMS|MC), Michael Levy, MD, Medical Director for Anchorage Fire Department and Anchorage EMS, Jennifer Brown, Sports-Medicine Veterinarian at Florida Veterinary Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine, Joe Holley, MD, Medical Director for the Memphis Fire Department, and Nicholas Cozzi, MD, EMS Medical Director for the Chicago Fire Department

Honolulu Emergency Services Department hosts 3rd annual Mass Casualty Incident Conference

The two-day event brought together approximately 300 attendees and featured distinguished speakers from across the country.
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City and County of Honolulu releases Tsunami Warning After Action Report

The event followed a magnitude 8.8 earthquake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula and prompted evacuation of Oʻahu’s Primary (Red) Tsunami Evacuation...
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City advances discussions on the future of the Chinatown Cultural Center

Mayor Blangiardi, members of the Taiwanese Delegation, and Taipei Economic & Cultural Office Director Jerry Chang HONOLULU — The City...
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Camping at Bellows Field Beach Park

Bellows Field Beach Park closing for military training

The shoreline park, its campsites, and other facilities will be closed to the public from July 10-13, 2026 and July...
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Mayor Blangiardi recording an episode of the One O'ahu Podcast

Episode 164: Mayor Blangiardi on housing updates and Skyline's 3rd anniversary

Mayor Blangiardi discusses the challenges faced by Honolulu’s new Chief of Police, the third anniversary of Skyline, and the one-year...
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a map showing Palehua Road as an emergency access route out of Makakilo

City and County of Honolulu establishes emergency access route for Makakilo

The route will only be opened by first responders during emergencies.
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Mayor Blangiardi: Council vote guts Office of Economic Revitalization

Mayor Blangiardi releases statement denouncing Honolulu City Council's decision to defund Office of Economic Revitalization
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Stewarding Homes, Building Community: A Conversation with Kim Costa of DHLM

As part of a new DHLM staff profile initiative, we're spotlighting the people behind the work—sharing their stories, motivations, and...
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Graphic illustration featuring dogs and cats playing in a grassy area with palm trees and city skyline in the background. Pet carriers are present.

City invites public comment on proposed Dog and Cat spay and neuter rules 

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Customer Services (CSD) invites the public to provide input on...
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Official ballot drop boxes begin arriving across O‘ahu

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s official ballot drop boxes for the 2026 elections will begin arriving at...
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(From left to right) Honolulu Parks and Recreation Director Laura H. Thielen and Project Manager Dori Amano-Mitsui receiving the E+E Award from Nicole Velasco of NORESCO

City park energy efficiency projects honored with 2026 Environment + Energy Leader Award

An island-wide effort to improve dozens of your City parks and gardens, while making them more energy efficient, has been...
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Satellite image showing the location of the project sites at Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve (Image courtesy Google Earth)

Sewer system improvements to begin at Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve

The City and County of Honolulu will begin much-needed sewer system improvements at Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve starting August 2026,...
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Satellite image of Hanauma Bay on a sunny day showing the location of the project sites (outlined in orange): “Parking Level Improvements” and “Beach Level Improvements.” The image also shows the roadways Hawai‘i Road, Hanauma Bay Road, and Catafalque Dr. above the project sites.

Sewer system improvements to begin at Hanauma Bay Nature preserve

Two separate closure periods of the entire preserve are expected. Hanauma Bay project site: restrooms and changing rooms at the...
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Parking lot at Nani Kai Beach Park in Mā‘ili

UPDATE: Parking lot repaving rescheduled for two Leeward O‘ahu beach parks

Parking lot repaving efforts for two Leeward O‘ahu beach parks have been rescheduled to begin in August 2026, about a...
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City and County of Honolulu to commemorate America's 250th anniversary

Honolulu Hale, Kapolei Hale, and the Neal S. Blaisdell Center be illuminated in the colors of our nation’s Flag.
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Episode 163: Former Smithsonian National Zoo Director John Berry on leading the Honolulu Zoo

John Berry, new zoo director for the Honolulu Zoo, discusses taking on this new leadership position and what's prepared him...
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Important Changes to DAIB's Walk-In Services​

Important Changes to DAIB’s Walk-In Services Effective Immediately: Due to an exceptionally heavy demand for services, the Department of Planning...
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Happy 3rd birthday Skyline

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services (DTS) is celebrating the third anniversary of Skyline...
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City to install pedestrian and traffic safety improvements in Pearl City, ʻAiea, and Punchbowl sent

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services (DTS) will begin installing traffic safety improvements in...
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July Mayor's Highlights Newsletter

The City is taking a coordinated, cross-departmental approach to help residents prepare for the possibility of natural disasters this summer.
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honolulu fire fighters, state partners, a person dressed in a bear costume, a person dressed in an owl costume, Mayor Blangiardi, and government officials stand in front of two fire apparatus

Wet spring may increase Hawai‘i wildfire risk, officials warn as 2026 Wildfire LOOKOUT! campaign launches

Federal, State, City and County, and community partners gathered today in front of Honolulu Hale to launch the 2026 Wildfire...
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DPP Launches Priority Review to fast-track permits using CivCheck​

DPP Launches Priority Review to fast-track permits using CivCheck The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting...
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City and County of Honolulu seal over a subdued photo of Honolulu Hale.

City announces Independence Day holiday schedule 

HONOLULU — City and County of Honolulu offices will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2026, to observe the Independence...
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Parking lot at Surfer's Beach Park in Mā‘ili

Parking lot repaving scheduled for two Leeward O‘ahu beach parks

Week-long repaving efforts for vehicular lots at Surfer’s and Nani Kai beach parks from July 6 - July 17, 2026,...
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Images of the new design for the Hawai’i driver’s license and State ID

New design coming for all Hawai'i driver’s licenses and identification cards 

The redesigned cards incorporate advanced technology to help protect against identity theft, counterfeiting, and fraud.
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Spectators enjoy a professional fireworks show off O‘ahu’s South Shore

Pu‘uloa Beach Park closing ahead of Independence Day Holiday

Ahead of the Independence Day Holiday, and celebrations for the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America, we welcomes...
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Aerial view of Ke Kīpuka o Kalaeuila in Kahuku, where the Honolulu City Council's Zoning Committee advanced a proposal to protect approximately 170 acres through a perpetual conservation easement using the City's Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund.

Zoning Committee advances two major Clean Water and Natural Lands conservation projects

The Honolulu City Council's Zoning Committee advanced two major conservation measures that would permanently protect ecologically and culturally significant lands...
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Aerial view of Temporary Debris Storage and Reduction site at Patsy T. Mink Central O‘ahu Regional Park. This field is located near the intersection of Kamehameha Hwy. and Ka Uka Blvd. Photo taken June 22, 2026

ENV launches dedicated webpage to keep residents informed on CORP field restoration

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu Department of Environmental Services (ENV) is announcing the launch of a dedicated...
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Real Property Tax Payment Options: Credit Card (NEW!), Check, and No Cash Payments.

Satellite city halls shifting to cashless property tax payments

HONOLULU — Beginning in July 2026, satellite city halls across Oʻahu will no longer accept cash payments for real property taxes....
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Dr Kealoha Fox on the One Oahu Podcast

Episode 162: Dr. Kealoha Fox on the City's annual sustainability report

On this week’s episode of the One O‘ahu Podcast, Dr. Kealoha Fox, executive director for the Office of Climate Change,...
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Three men in aloha shirts and lei smile and stand behind two tropical looking trash receptacles.

Installation of 100 new trash bins underway in Waikīkī

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu, the Waikīkī Business Improvement District (WBID), and JTB Hawaiʻi, are installing new...
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Illustration of blue sedan, with personalized license plate "MY PL8" on the rear

Personalized license plate applications moving fully online July 1 

HONOLULU — Beginning July 1, applications for new personalized license plates on Oʻahu will be processed exclusively online, ending in-person...
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Personalized license plate applications moving fully online July 1 

HONOLULU — Beginning July 1, applications for new personalized license plates on Oʻahu will be processed exclusively online, ending in-person...
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graphic that says "Kalihi Career Fair" on "Wednesday, June, 24, 2026"

City brings free career and resource event to Kalihi, connecting residents with opportunities

Employers, training providers, and community organizations will participate on June 24, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Susannah Wesley...
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Satellite image showing the project location outlined in orange on Tantalus Drive. Kauluaau Street which runs parallel to Tantalus Drive is in the upper left corner of the image.

City to begin Emergency Repairs along Tantalus Drive

Satellite image showing the project site on Tantalus Drive in the Papakolea community (image courtesy Google Earth) HONOLULU – The...
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Waipahu Street Arch Bridge on a overcast day. A shallow stream runs beneath the bridge, trees and shrubs flank each side of the bridge.

City to begin emergency repairs to Waipahu Street Arch Bridge

Waipahu Street Arch Bridge HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Design and Construction will begin emergency...
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Honolulu EMS celebrates new EMT Academy graduates

Honolulu EMS celebrated the graduation of 10 EMTs today, the first class to complete their training at the Waiʻanae Coast...
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Men and women wearing colorful and floral shirts plunge an ʻōʻō into a pile of dirt on a sunny day

City breaks ground on major infrastructure upgrades at Kailua Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant

HONOLULU — Mayor Rick Blangiardi, City Councilmember Esther Kiaʻāina, Department of Environmental Services (ENV) Director Roger Babcock, and construction partners...
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Fee increases, address change for Honolulu Parks & Rec begin July 2026

Beginning July 1, 2026, administrative fees for camping permits and attendant/custodian services within City and County of Honolulu Department of...
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Episode 161: Kauwila Mahi and Ka‘imina‘auao Kahikina on Wahi Pana: Storied Places, a temporary art program

Kauwila Mahi and Ka‘imina‘auao Kahikina talk about how they got involved in Wahi Pana: Storied Places, a temporary art program.
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aerial view of Kailua Wastewater Treatment Plant with red markings showing the location of a new dewatering building

CITY BREAKS GROUND ON MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES AT KAILUA REGIONAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT 

HONOLULU– Mayor Rick Blangiardi joined City Council Member Esther Kiaʻāina, Department of Environmental Services (ENV) Director Roger Babcock, and construction...
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Changes to TheBus and Skyline fares starting July 1, 2026

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services (DTS) is announcing upcoming fare changes for TheBus,...
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A photo of one plot at the Ala Wai Community Garden. This plot contains pots and raised beds, very neat and organized but still with the messy and luscious growth of food plants. A school is in the background.

Perimeter fencing projects beginning for two Honolulu community gardens

In the effort to provide safety and added protection to hundreds of community gardeners in Honolulu, the City and County...
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City and County of Honolulu announces launch of Oʻahu Hazard Explorer

DEM has launched the Oʻahu Hazard Explorer, a new online tool designed to help residents better understand hazard risks on...
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A man with a red shirt and sunglasses points to a screen showing a person wearing an ocean safety shirt a screen, from inside a lifeguard tower. Outside the tower is a beach, with colorful umbrellas and the turquoise ocean and canoes and people in the water.

Honolulu Ocean Safety modernizes operations with fully digital reporting system

HONOLULU — The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department is taking a major step forward to modernize beach operations by transitioning to...
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A cartoon water faucet with money coming out of the spout shown next to the tag line encouraging conservation as a way to save money

City offers tips and programs to save money ahead of the July 1 sewer fee change

HONOLULU– Oʻahu sewer fees are changing July 1, and the City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services (ENV)...
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A graphic showing a phrase that says "Use Less Pay Less" with money coming out of a faucet.

City offers tips and programs to save money ahead of the July 1 sewer fee change

HONOLULU — Oʻahu sewer fees are changing July 1, and the City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services...
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Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation crews install sand-retaining fencing at Kailua Beach Park. February 14, 2025.

Help guide the future of your City parks & gardens through public survey

An online survey is open from now until Monday, June 29, 2026 at 9 a.m. (HST), accessible by visiting: bit.ly/parkgoals
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Lanikai Transportation Management Plan Parking Regulations Update presentation available online

KAILUA – The City and County of Honolulu Department of Transportation Services (DTS) has made the Lanikai Transportation Management Plan...
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Map of Lanikai that will have “No Parking Any Time” signage along Mokulua Drive and Aʻalapapa Drive indicated in red

Lanikai Transportation Management Plan Parking Regulations Update presentation available online

DTS has made the Lanikai Transportation Management Plan Parking Regulations Update presentation available online for public viewing.
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California Ave in Wahiawa from Kamehameha Hwy to Punioni St.

Traffic Advisory: Pavement Repairs on California Avenue in Wahiawā

The City will begin a roadway improvement project on California Avenue on June 19, requiring partial lane closures between Kamehameha...
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Mayor Blangiardi on the One O'ahu Podcast

Episode 160: Mayor Blangiardi on a new Police Chief, a new Zoo Director, and the demolition of Aloha Stadium

Mayor Blangiardi discusses a new Police Chief, a new Zoo Director, and the demolition of Aloha Stadium.
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A large group of people line up in front of a big truck that says nourish ʻohana and a logo of the Hawaii Foodbank.

City and State convoy transports donations to Hawaiʻi Foodbank to cap off 2026 food drive

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu and the State of Hawaiʻi teamed up for a finale celebration and...
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Adopt a Park signage being installed at Wāwāmalu,

New park signage recognizes volunteer organizations, redirects sticker vandalism

Creative and colorful signs are popping up in City parks around O‘ahu, intended to encourage and recognize those who make...
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Lunch & Learn Program at Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden postponed

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Mayor’s Office of Culture and the Arts (MOCA) is announcing that the...
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DPP to temporarily suspend Quick Permit services during HNL Build software update​

DPP to temporarily suspend Quick Permit services during HNL Build software update HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s...
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John Berry, Honolulu Zoo Director in a dark suit with a red tie

Former Smithsonian National Zoo Director selected to lead Honolulu Zoo

Mayor Blangiardi announced the appointment of John Berry as the next Director of the Honolulu Zoo.
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A large crowd of people gathers under the eaves of a beige building with the text 222 North School Street on the building.

City unveils innovative Kōkua Command Center during blessing for new DCS headquarters

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Community Services (DCS) celebrated the blessing of its new headquarters...
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Sprinklers water freshly seeded area at Central Oʻahu Regional Park as restoration enters its final phase

Central Oʻahu Regional Park restoration on track; soil testing clears health standards

HONOLULU– The City and County of Honolulu Department of Environmental Services (ENV) is pleased to share that restoration at the...
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an art piece with Diamond Head crater in the background and a canoe and a man in a malo in the foreground

Wahi Pana: Storied Places announces June programs, including the return of a historic mele (song) to Lēʻahi after 131 Years 

These events continue the project’s mission to encourage residents and visitors to engage with Native Hawaiian moʻolelo (stories).
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Aerial image of the Ala Wai Golf Course showing the City of Honolulu in the background and the golf course in the foreground. To the left is the pedestrian bridge, parking lot and club house next to the Ala Wai canal.

City to begin vehicular bridge restoration at Ala Wai Golf Course

Ala Wai Golf Course HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Design and Construction (DDC) announces that...
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Light tunnel at Foster Botanical Garden's Midsummer Night's Gleam 2019

The spectacular Midsummer Night’s Gleam returns to Foster Botanical Garden July 18!

A wonderful evening filled with garden activities and exuberant entertainment awaits as the annual Midsummer Night’s Gleam returns to Foster...
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City and County of Honolulu seal over a subdued photo of Honolulu Hale.

City announces King Kamehameha Day holiday schedule

HONOLULU — City and County of Honolulu offices will be closed on Thursday, June 11, to observe the King Kamehameha Day...
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June Mayor's Highlights Newsletter

City Initiatives Reducing Homelessness on Oʻahu This is a digital version of Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s newsletter for June 2026. You...
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photo of Fairway Tavern restaurant at Ewa Village Golf Course.

New full-service restaurant opens at ʻEwa Villages Golf Course

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Enterprise Services Golf Division is pleased to announce the opening...
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Honolulu Ethics Commission appoints Sandy Ma as new Executive Director and Legal Counsel

Sandy Ma, Esq. HONOLULU – The Honolulu Ethics Commission has appointed Sandy S. Ma, Esq., as its new Executive Director...
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Honolulu named among the top public transit cities in America

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu has once again earned national recognition for its transportation system, with Travel...
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Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden nursery workers, Melanie Sanchez & Kaianne Feurtado, clearing debris alongside Loko Waimaluhia.

Shoreline use of Loko Waimaluhia partially restored, reinforced pathway opening

Partial access to the shoreline of Loko (Lake) Waimaluhia at Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden, and a newly reinforced pathway down to...
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Roy Miyahira on the One Oahu Podcast

Episode 159: Roy Miyahira on the homeless situation behind Kahauiki Village and a measure known as MH-3

Roy Miyahira discusses an area along the water behind Kahauiki Village and what an MH-3 is and the effect these...
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City expands opportunities for homeownership and home rehabilitation through Zero-Interest Loan Programs

HONOLULU – In recognition of National Homeownership Month, the City and County of Honolulu Department of Community Services (DCS) is...
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Neal S. Blaisdell Center announces June events

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Enterprise Services (DES) announces the schedule for events taking place...
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You’re invited to a summer of free concerts in the City’s botanical gardens!

Summer is here, and with it comes a cornucopia of special events hosted in your City’s bountiful botanical gardens! The...
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Ke Ala Pūpūkea Bicycle Path along Kamehameha Highway on O‘ahu's North Shore. Courtesy Google Maps.

Vegetation clearing, tree trimming beginning along Pūpūkea Bike Path

A two-phase effort to clear vegetation and trim trees along the Ke Ala Pūpūkea Bicycle Path from Paumalū (Sunset Beach)...
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Division of Motor Vehicles logo, featuring a palm tree, a highway surrounded by green and the lettering "DMV" on top and "HONOLULU" on the bottom.

Waiʻanae Driver Licensing Center reopens Monday, June 1

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Customer Service is pleased to announce that the Waiʻanae Driver...
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City to celebrate Pride Month

HONOLULU – Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced today that the Pride Flag will fly outside the Mission Memorial Auditorium throughout the...
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Disarmed pistol at the Koko Head Shooting Complex

New weekday open hours for pistol, rifle range at Koko Head Shooting Complex

Hours of operation at KHSC for Wednesday – Friday shifting to earlier schedule, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on...
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The Ewa Convenience Center sign at the entrance of the center.

ʻEwa Convenience Center May Experience Delays May 29 Due to pothole repairs

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services (ENV) advises residents that the Ewa Convenience Center may experience...
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City brings career fair to Leeward Oʻahu, connecting youth and residents with opportunities

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Office of Economic Revitalization (OER), in partnership with the Department of Community...
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Department of Enterprise Services seeking experienced Public Information Officer

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Enterprise Services (DES) is seeking an experienced and highly motivated...
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Episode 158: Resources for farmers and small businesses affected by the Kona Low storms

OER workers talk about assistance for farmers and small businesses affected by the Kona Low storms.
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Vehicle-restricting bollard installation at Darrell T. Young Waikele Community Park

Renovations improve play field at Darrell T. Young Waikele Community Park

An extensive effort to rejuvenate the play field at Darrell T. Young Waikele Community Park is continuing, with an approximately...
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Applications open for the City’s first-ever small business loan program through the Office of Economic Revitalization

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Office of Economic Revitalization (OER) and Feed the Hunger Fund (FTHF), a...
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City and County of Honolulu seal over a subdued photo of Honolulu Hale.

City announces Memorial Day holiday schedule 

HONOLULU — City and County of Honolulu offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, to observe the Memorial Day holiday....
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CWNL logo featuring stylized naupaka flowers representing mauka and makai against green and blue backgrounds, symbolizing conservation from the mountains to the ocean on Oʻahu.

CWNL logo wins silver award at 2026 Pele Awards

The Department of Housing and Land Management’s (DHLM) Clean Water and Natural Lands (CWNL) Program was recently recognized at the...
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A man speaks at a mic stand in front of a white ambulance with an orange stripe with two women standing alongside him.

Honolulu Emergency Medical Services urges vigilance amid spike in near drownings involving keiki

HONOLULU — During National Emergency Medical Services Week, Honolulu Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is strongly reminding parents and guardians to...
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A professional woman in a red shirt speaks with a short woman in a dirty blue coat on a city street.

New “Point in Time Count” shows a 20% drop in unsheltered homeless individuals on Oʻahu

HONOLULU — The new Point in Time Count identified 4,539 individuals experiencing homelessness on Oʻahu, a number that is nearly...
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DFM deputy director Warren Mamizuka on the One Oahu Podcast

Episode 157: Warren Mamizuka on the recent Kona Low storms and the long road to cleanup flood-ravaged areas

DFM Deputy Director Mamizuka talks about the dept's response during the recent storms, the collaboration, and seeing the community come...
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Image shows a person using an excavator on the left to dig up a section of curb on a street corner. A large white and green truck is in the background and another set of equipment to help with drilling into the road is on the right.

City to begin curb ramp work in various locations across Oʻahu

Curb ramp work will take place in ‘Aiea, Makiki, Mānoa, Kaimukī, and Kailua HONOLULU – The City and County of...
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Kyudo japanese archery demonstration at Mau‘umae Nature Park

Alternative sites to be explored for O‘ahu’s first public kyudojo

After careful consideration, the Hawai‘i Kyudo Foundation (HKF) and the City and County of Honolulu will be seeking alternative sites...
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Mayor Proclaims National EMS Week, Recognizes Heroic Actions of Paramedic, EMT During Kona Low 2 Storm

Honolulu EMS leadership also recognized Paramedic Will Batalon and EMT Alexis De Costa for their heroic actions during the early...
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Fresh lei and American flags adorned the approximately 38,000 graves at Wreath presented to pay respects to fallen servicemembers during the Mayor's Memorial Day Ceremony at Pūowaina for the Mayor's Memorial Day Ceremony.

Public invited to observe 75th Mayor’s Memorial Day Ceremony

We are honored to present the 75th Mayor’s Memorial Day Ceremony at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at...
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Applications open: Office of Economic Revitalization launches first-of-its-kind AI training pilot for O‘ahu businesses and nonprofits

This free, one-day training program uses a “train-the-trainer” model to equip leaders to bring AI education directly to their employees.
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A group of representatives from the Center for Public Enterprise, the Department of Housing and Land Management’s policy, development, and housing finance teams, and the Hawaiʻi Housing Finance and Development Corporation posing together inside Honolulu Hale during a meeting on affordable housing innovation and public-sector financing strategies.

Housing policy, community, and connection: A conversation with Gavin Thornton of DHLM

As DHLM’s first Director of Housing Policy, Gavin Thornton is helping shape the City’s housing policy approach in ways that...
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Honolulu paramedics and EMTs at a promotion ceremony

Honolulu Emergency Medical Services Celebrates Paramedic, EMT Promotions During National EMS Week

7 paramedics were promoted to Unit Supervisors, 2 paramedics were promoted to District Chiefs, and 1 EMT was promoted to...
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Photograph showing Kūhiō Avenue on a sunny day. Trees line both sides of the street, cars and mopeds are in the distance.

City to begin Kūhiō Avenue road rehabilitation in the vicinity of Lewers Street

Work will take place along Kūhiō Avenue between Lewers Street and Royal Hawaiian Avenue. HONOLULU – The City and County...
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a night time shot of Honolulu Hale illuminated in the color gold

Honolulu Hale, Blaisdell to be illuminated gold in honor of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

The gold lighting serves as a visible symbol of respect and appreciation for the enduring impact these communities have.
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North Kalaheo Avenue bridge on a cloudy day. Heavy equipment is stationed and operating on one side of the bridge. Grass is in the foreground, and on the other side of the bank, trees and homes are in the distance - a "Sidewalk Closed - Use other side" Sign appears in the bottom right corner.

Contraflow to be implemented for North Kalāheo Avenue Bridge during construction

Construction involving heavy equipment will be ongoing throughout the project HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of...
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City helps increase SNAP and WIC use across farmers markets and food hubs on Oʻahu

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency (CCSR), in partnership with the...
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Bree Fong, Conservation Project Manager for the Clean Water and Natural Lands Program, kneeling in the bed of a pickup truck beside newly fabricated conservation and beach-use signs prior to installation at Kahuku Golf Course.

New conservation signage installed at Kahuku Golf Course to support native species protection

The signage highlights the ecological and cultural importance of the area while encouraging respectful use of the shoreline and golf...
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