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Photograph of Peter Buck Mini Park showing a small grassy area with large monkey trees providing a canopy above.

Outdoor court and playfield improvements at Peter Buck mini park

Peter Buck Mini Park HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Parks and Recreation and Department of...
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Improvements to outdoor court, playfield beginning at Peter Buck Mini Park

The two-phase improvement project at the 1.23-acre mini park is scheduled to begin Monday, May 18, 2026 and be finished...
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The 50-meter swimming pool at the Harry Mamizuka Swimming Complex in Mānoa Valley District Park.

Mānoa Pool reopening for public enjoyment Monday, May 18

The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) is pleased to announce the Harry Mamizuka Swimming...
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Managing Director Mike Formby to depart City administration for new leadership role

Formby, left, with Mayor Blangiardi. Courtesy: City and County of Honolulu. HONOLULU — Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced Monday that Managing...
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Ailina Tagupa-Laborte stands smiling beside a judge wearing a black robe and lei inside the Hawaiʻi Supreme Court courtroom, with the State of Hawaiʻi seal on the wood-paneled wall behind them.

DHLM staff member appointed to Hawaiʻi Judicial Selection Commission

We’re proud to share that Ailina Tagupa-Laborte, a planner in DHLM’s Finance Division, has been appointed to serve on the...
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Rendering of new play area at Nehu Neighborhood Park. Courtesy Inspired Play Hawai‘i.

New playground at Nehu Neighborhood Park designed with community input

Construction utilizing streamlined contract to assist with further playground development. This play area expected to be opened in Fall 2026.
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City releases draft of first-ever O'ahu Food Systems plan and invites public comment

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency (CCSR) has released a draft...
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Episode 155: HESD Director and Deputy Director discuss recent Kona low storms

HESD leadership discuss the department’s response during the recent Kona low storms, the heroism of their personnel, and the resources...
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April/May Mayor's Highlights Newsletter

From the North Shore to the Waiʻanae Coast, our communities faced historic rainfall totals that brought massive flooding in March...
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Permitting system to temporarily go offline for scheduled maintenance​

Permitting system to temporarily go offline for scheduled maintenance HONOLULU — The  City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Planning...
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North Kalaheo Avenue Bridge on a sunny partially cloudy day. Heavy equipment is on the bridge in the left hand corner of the bridge with barges for the repair crew below the bridge.

North Kalāheo Ave. Bridge rehabilitation enters new phase of work

During construction, one sidewalk will be closed while the other will remain open to pedestrians. Additionally, recreational use of the...
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City holds second “Rebuild Oʻahu” event in Lāʻie to support storm recovery efforts​

City holds second “Rebuild Oʻahu” event in Lāʻie to support storm recovery efforts Community members and agency representatives gather at...
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Exterior improvements beginning at two Windward parks

Improvement projects come in pairs for two Windward O‘ahu parks this summer! Outdoor court fence repairs are scheduled for Kailua...
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Melvin “Moki” Labra and his Mayor’s Grand Prize-winning lei. May 1, 2026.

Ho‘omaika‘i to the winners of the 2026 Lei Contest!

This year there were 145 entries total in various categories based on the lei-maker’s age, lei style, color, and materials....
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A group of volunteers gather for a group photo outside of a traditional Hawaiian hale (house)built from native woods, cordage, and lauhala.

Honoring Earth Day through Mālama ʻĀina at Hāwea Heiau and Keawāwa Wetland

Following Earth Day earlier this week, the event is part of DHLM’s ongoing efforts to support community-based stewardship through the...
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City releases 2026 Annual Sustainability Report  

 OʻAHU — In recognition of Earth Month, the City and County of Honolulu has released its 2026 Annual Sustainability Report,...
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City launches CARES program to provide sewer bill relief to Oʻahu households

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services (ENV) is announcing the launch of the Customer...
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Hanauma Bay seen from Kuamoʻokāne (Koko Head). Image taken by Nate Serota.

New provider guiding Hanauma Bay Education Program beginning May 2026

The Hui Mālama O Ke Kai Foundation will be guiding the educational programming for the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve beginning...
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City launches CARES program to provide sewer bill relief to Oʻahu households

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services (ENV) is announcing the launch of the Customer...
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Honolulu Ocean Safety announces 2026 beach lifeguard recruit registration and tryout dates

HONOLULU, HI — The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department (HOSD) is announcing upcoming registration dates and physical performance examinations for individuals...
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Neal S. Blaisdell Center announces May events

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Enterprise Services (DES) announces the schedule of events taking place...
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Episode 154: Jason Samala, HFD Deputy Fire Chief and Waialua resident, discusses the recent Kona low storms

HFD Deputy Chief Samala discusses the recent severe Kona Low storms and advice for residents ahead of the next major...
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City launches AI-driven voice assistant to help with customer services

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Customer Services is using artificial intelligence to expand the functionality of...
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Bloomberg Philanthropies awards $50,000 to Honolulu to fund youth-led climate projects

HONOLULU — Mayor Rick Blangiardi announced today that the City and County of Honolulu will join Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Youth Climate...
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Hawaiian traditions inspire cultural education at the 98th Lei Day Celebration!

Join us from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. this Friday, May 1 at Kapi‘olani Park to celebrate all things lei!
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A side-loading refuse truck uses a hydraulic arm to empty a gray refuse cart into the hopper on the side of the truck during curbside collection

Tour de Trash offers a look inside Oʻahu’s ʻōpala and recycling journey

HONOLULU–The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services (ENV) is now accepting public reservations for its Tour de...
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Large Ironwood tree scheduled to be removed from Kailua Road in April 2026

Pedestrian bridge guardrail repairs, large tree removal beginning in Kailua

Two separate projects to repair the guardrails along the pedestrian bridge spanning the Ka‘elepulu Stream at Kailua Beach Park, and...
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Young men and women in swim attire sprint on a beach with blue skies and the ocean in the background.

Junior Lifeguard Program sign-ups open May 1

HONOLULU — The Honolulu Ocean Safety Department is pleased to announce that registration is opening on May 1 for the...
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City marks Earth Day with Mālama ʻĀina Day at Hāwea Heiau and Keawāwa Wetland

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Housing and Land Management (DHLM), through its Clean Water and...
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City to host second “Rebuild Oʻahu” event in Lāʻie to support storm recovery efforts sent

City to host second “Rebuild Oʻahu” event in Lāʻie to support storm recovery efforts sent The City and County of...
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Young girl smiling inside a kayak during a Summer Fun excursion at Kualoa Regional Park in 2021

Get ready to register for a summer of fun and classes at your City parks & gardens!

We are proud to announce registration for Summer Fun 2026, the City’s most popular keiki program, will begin May 11...
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Episode 153: Members of FDNY and South Carolina State Fire on providing incident management assistance on O'ahu

Incident management experts from New York and South Carolina talk about their work on O'ahu, the unique challenges we face,...
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(Left to right) Private Shinyei Nakamine (1920-1944). Honolulu City Councilmember Andria Tupola and Honolulu Parks and Recreation Deputy Director, Kēhaulani Pu‘u (center), were joined by the Korenaga ‘Ohana, military veterans, and Leeward O‘ahu community leaders at the renaming ceremony.

Wai’anae District Park renamed in honor of Shinyei Nakamine and 100th Infantry Battalion

The presence of the Greatest Generation was physically and symbolically recognized today as Wai’anae District Park was renamed in honor...
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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.

Air conditioning issue forces temporary Waianae Driver Licensing Center closure

HONOLULU – Due to an unexpected air conditioning system failure, the Waianae Driver Licensing Center will be closed until the...
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Workers conducting roof repairs to the bathrooms at Kokololio Beach Park in April 2026

Roof repairs begin for bathroom buildings at Kokololio Beach Park

The bathrooms on the south side of the beach park are expected to be repaired, and reopened to the public,...
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Tricia Dang, wearing a purple dress and adorned with many lei, speaks during her swearing-in ceremony on April 21, 2026.

Mayor Blangiardi appoints Tricia Dang as Deputy Director of the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability, and Resiliency

Tricia will work to advance the City’s priorities in sustainability, climate adaptation, emissions reduction and community resilience across Oʻahu.
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DPP releases Annual Report on the Status of Land Use

The Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) has released its Annual Report on the status of land use on O‘ahu...
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Mayor Blangiardi’s China trip looks to strengthen global ties and bring pandas to the zoo 

Photo courtesy: Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding HONOLULU — Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi will travel internationally from April...
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Honolulu Zoo earns prestigious AZA accreditation

HONOLULU — The Honolulu Zoo is proud to announce that it has been awarded accreditation from the Association of Zoos...
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Statement from Mayor Blangiardi on the passing of Governor George Ariyoshi

HONOLULU — The following is attributable to Mayor Rick Blangiardi on the passing of former Governor George Ariyoshi.   “It...
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Supporting Hawaiʻi’s Future Through Strategic Land Use: A conversation with Jenn Ontai of DHLM

As part of DHLM’s leadership team, Jenn Ontai works behind the scenes to help move some of the City’s most...
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City issues public surveys at all Skyline stations

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services (DTS) is surveying all Skyline riders to gather...
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City offering special Saturday storm-related DMV services

HONOLULU – To assist residents who need to replace or renew driver’s licenses and state identification cards damaged in recent...
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Kyudo japanese archery demonstration at Mau‘umae Nature Park

Mau‘umae Kyudojo effort to conduct further outreach before advancing

During that time the City and HKF will continue community discussions and explore additional compromises regarding the kyudojo effort, which...
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DPP to Host “Rebuild Oʻahu” Event to Support Recovery from Recent Storms​

DPP to Host “Rebuild Oʻahu” Event to Support Recovery from Recent Storms The Department of Planning and Permitting (DPP) will...
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Final days for Waialua Community Assistance Center; recovery efforts continue for North Shore residents

Friday will mark the final day of operations for the Community Assistance Center (CAC) at Waialua District Park
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Episode 152: Mayor Blangiardi on Kona low response and recovery

Mayor Blangiardi discusses the recent severe Kona Low storms and steps the City is taking to help communities recover.
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Two men stand outdoors near heavy equipment, with one wearing a safety vest and the other placing a supportive arm around him, appearing to have a serious conversation during field operations.

Temporary housing assistance for residents displaced by Kona low storms

The back-to-back storms caused significant damage in several communities, leaving some households unable to safely return to their homes. Temporary...
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Rainbow over Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden in Windward O‘ahu. Courtesy: DPR's Brian Groeslma

Help shape Hoʻomaluhia’s future during second community workshop

The City’s most popular botanical garden, Ho‘omaluhia, is continuing its journey towards developing its first master plan, with a workshop...
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Four-story commercial and residential building on the corner of Pauahi Street and River Street in Honolulu, with ground-floor storefronts, upper-level windows, and parked cars along the street.

City acquires 175 N. Pauahi St. to support future housing in Honolulu’s urban core

The property is currently significantly underutilized, with only four of its 42 existing residential units occupied. Through this acquisition and...
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March 2026 Mayor's Highlights Newsletter

On a Friday morning in Waiʻanae last month, 12 residents of the Leeward Coast took the first step toward careers...
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Image showing an operator managing an excavator at the Kailua Municipal Parking lot as another worker looks on. Cars are parked in the distance.

Archaeological Survey at Kailua Municipal Parking Lot to resume on Wednesday

Kailua Municipal Parking lot is bordered by Aulike St., Uluniu St., Maluniu St., and Kuulei Rd. HONOLULU – The City and...
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Winning posters skillfully crafted by (from left to right, top to bottom): Sun Butts, Skylar Vea, Maeric Bliss Morales, and Sophia Tung.

Congratulations to the winners of the Mayor’s Memorial Day Poster Contest!

In 2026, the City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Parks and Recreation received 95 entries, with 16 keiki receiving...
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Most City parks, all botanical gardens to reopen Monday

The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Parks and Recreation is happy to announce the reopening of most City...
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Large tan military-style high-water vehicle staged in a muddy field, equipped with oversized tires and high ground clearance for flood response operations.

High-water vehicles deployed to high-risk areas ahead of expected severe weather

Vehicles have been strategically positioned on the Windward side, the Waiʻanae Coast, and the North Shore to ensure rapid response...
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Heavy rain expected Sunday, open shelters and half marathon road closures in effect

Periods of heavy rain are expected Sunday, with moderate to heavy showers of 1” to 2” of rain per hour...
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Heavy ponding happening at the Waimanalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill due to severe weather on Friday, April 10

The Waimānalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill is closed due to weather

HONOLULU – In response to severe weather impacting O’ahu, the City and County of Honolulu Department of Environmental Services (ENV) has...
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The Waimānalo Gulch Sanitary Landfill is closed due to severe weather

HONOLULU — In response to severe weather impacting O’ahu, the City and County of Honolulu Department of Environmental Services (ENV)...
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Canceled DMV and satellite city hall appointments to be rescheduled

HONOLULU – Driver licensing centers and satellite city halls in the City and County of Honolulu are closed on Friday,...
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City continues to track severe weather system on Friday morning

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu is urging residents and visitors to remain vigilant as a severe weather...
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Canceled DMV and satellite city hall appointments to be rescheduled

HONOLULU – Driver licensing centers and satellite city halls in the City and County of Honolulu are closed on Friday,...
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People stand in line at the box office for the Blaisdell Center.

Neal S. Blaisdell Center Exhibition Hall to open with limited hours Friday for Hapalua Expo

Participants are asked to plan accordingly and allow extra time for travel to and from the Blaisdell complex.
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City expands emergency shelter capacity ahead of severe weather

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu announced Thursday evening that additional emergency shelter locations will open this evening...
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A crew loads a large container with storm debris at the temporary debris site at CORP

Temporary debris site at Central Oʻahu Regional Park cleared; restoration to begin

HONOLULU– The City and County of Honolulu Department of Environmental Services (ENV) announces that all storm debris previously staged at...
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City closes non-essential offices and facilities on Friday in response to severe weather 

HONOLULU — In response to ongoing severe weather conditions and potential threats to the health and safety of Oʻahu residents,...
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Image showing the Ewa Village golf course under a partly cloudy blue sky, featuring a smooth putting green with a flagstick in the center, surrounded by rolling fairways, palm trees swaying in the breeze, and a golf cart path along the right side.

City to begin parking lot lighting improvements at ʻEwa Villages Golf Course

ʻEwa Villages Golf Course HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Design and Construction will begin parking...
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Episode 151: HPD Major Ramson on Kona low preps and recovery

HPD Major Clifford Ramson, commander of the Major Events Division shares messages ahead of the next expected batch of severe...
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Vehicle drives through a flooded roadway as water covers the street and surrounding area.

City issues update as severe weather approaches O‘ahu: Residents urged to remain vigilant as heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding risks increase

The City and County of Honolulu is urging residents and visitors to remain vigilant as a severe weather system continues...
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tables with green and blue table cloths manned by workers providing information to storm victims

Waialua Community Assistance Center to close temporarily this weekend ahead of severe weather

Waialua CAC will close this weekend ahead of heavy rain and severe weather. Prepare early and stay informed with City...
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Mayor Blangiardi issues statement after presidential disaster declaration is approved for Hawaiʻi

It was announced Wednesday that President Trump has approved a Major Disaster Declaration for Hawaiʻi following our recent Kona Low...
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Street-level view of Beretania Community Park showing a small parking lot with four parked cars. A large tree provides shade over the lot, while a few pedestrians are visible on a distant sidewalk and traffic passes along the adjacent street.

City to begin parking lot improvements to Beretania Community Park

Beretania Community Park parking lot HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Design and Construction will begin...
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Four City emergency shelters now open ahead of third Kona low system

The City is continuing to assess conditions, and additional shelter locations will open as needed.
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A City excavator removes sand from a stream bed at Pōkaʻī Bay in West Oʻahu.

City provides afternoon (Tuesday, April 7) update on Kona low storm preparations and response

The Department of Emergency Management’s Emergency Operations Center will be fully activated beginning Wednesday morning, April 8.
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City advances storm preparations at Central Oʻahu Regional Park temporary debris site

The City continues proactive storm preparations at the Temporary Debris Storage and Reduction site at Central Oʻahu Regional Park ahead...
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Image showing a portion of the Kailua Municipal Parking lot with several cars parked in various parking stalls with several trees providing shade. A light pole with two luminaries facing opposite directions is on the right and a multi storied building is in the background against a cloudy sky.

Archaeological Survey at Kailua Municipal Parking Lot postponed due to impending weather conditions

Kailua Municipal Parking lot is bordered by Aulike St., Uluniu St., Maluniu St., and Kuulei Rd. (Image courtesy Google Earth) HONOLULU...
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City mobilizes island-wide response as third Kona low approaches

HONOLULU — As Oʻahu prepares for the potential impact of a third Kona low storm in the last three weeks,...
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Map of Kailua, Enchanted Lake neighborhood that smoke testing will take place

Smoke testing in Enchanted Lakes rescheduled due to weather

HONOLULU–The Department of Environmental Services (ENV) has rescheduled planned sewer smoke testing in the Enchanted Lakes area due to expected...
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men in knee high boots, long pants, and orange safety shirts clearing debris with shovels near a drain exit

City provides Tuesday morning (April 7, 2026) Kona low update

The Department of Emergency Management’s Emergency Operations Center will be fully activated starting Wednesday.
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City activates emergency shelters as third storm threat looms

As Oʻahu prepares for the potential impacts of a Kona low weather system, the City announced that emergency shelters will...
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End of an Era: City bids aloha to DaBus app

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Transportation Services (DTS) today announced the official retirement of TheBus...
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A file photo showing a Toyota Tacoma truck driving through flood waters in Waialua during the second Kona low storm.

City urges preparedness as third Kona low storm threatens O‘ahu

While the system is still developing, City officials are emphasizing the importance of early preparedness, especially for communities already impacted...
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Workers in blue shirts helping a flood victim at a table in a gym

Waialua Community Assistance Center to close temporarily ahead of third Kona low storm

Waialua Community Assistance Center (CAC) and Distribution Hub will be closed between Wednesday, April 8 and Friday, April 10 as...
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Laukahi Slopes Mini Park

Laukahi Slopes Mini Park closing for wildfire mitigation efforts

The closure is scheduled from Monday, April 13 until Monday, May 3, 2026 for the 3.34-acre mini park, located on...
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City provides Monday morning (April 6, 2026) Kona low update

City and County of Honolulu crews are preparing storm drains and streams to reduce the risk of flooding this week.
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Satellite image showing the project location on the corner of Hekili St and Hahani St outlined in orange. To the opposite side of the project site is the Target parking lot.

City to begin street lighting improvement project at the corner of Hahani Street and Hekili Street

Satellite image showing the location of the project site on the corner of Hekili Street and Hahani Street (image courtesy Google...
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Mayor Rick Blangiardi, adorned with lei given to him by community members, speaks at a town hall meeting in 2025.

City postpones 2026 town hall meeting calendar as storm response, recovery efforts continue

City resources remain fully engaged in ongoing operations, particularly in communities that continue to experience impacts from flooding.
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tables and chairs set up in a gymnasium with service providers speaking to storm victims

Recovery continues Saturday as City brings services to Lāʻie and supports impacted communities

A Pop-Up Community Assistance Center was held at Brigham Young University Hawaiʻi’s old gymnasium in Lāʻie.
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community members gather in a gym where tables are setup with storm recovery information

City provides Friday (April 3, 2026) afternoon Kona low update

The Waialua Community Assistance Center and the Community Distribution Hub have unified into a single operation at Waialua District Park.
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volunteers on a narrow street removing mud while a yellow work truck navigates through

City publishes damage report dashboards following Kona low storm systems

A series of online dashboards detailing property damages in different communities are now available online at the City’s website.
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Ala Moana Bowls Surf Summer 2021

Applications for 2027 north and south shore surf events being accepted

Links to the applications, and additional guidance, are included below and also available on DPR’s Shore Water Event website: bit.ly/OahuSurfEvents
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City to host pop-up Community Assistance Center at BYUH in Lāʻie on Saturday

A Pop-Up Community Assistance Center (CAC) to support Windward and North Shore residents will be open on Saturday, April 4,...
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Honolulu Fire Department personnel in blue pants and blue shirts, seen inside Station 14 in Waialua.

City provides Friday (April 3, 2026) morning Kona low update

Honolulu Fire Department personnel stationed in Waialua have moved back into Waialua Fire Station 14 and resumed normal operations.
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The Salt Lake Municipal Parking Lot.

Parking lot upgrades to close Salt Lake Municipal Parking Lot for one month

A one-month closure of the Salt Lake Municipal Parking Lot for upgrades to existing parking meters, pavement, and signage begins...
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City provides Thursday (April 2, 2026) afternoon Kona low update

On Saturday, April 4, the City will host a Community Assistance Fair from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the...
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Waialua Community Assistance Center, Distribution Hub to begin joint operations

Operations of the Waialua Community Assistance Center (CAC) and the Community-led Distribution Hub will open on Friday, April 3, establishing...
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Storm Debris Drop-Off Scheduled for Lā‘ie residents Saturday, April 4

HONOLULU – Services (ENV) will host storm debris drop-off event Saturday, April 4, to assist residents in Lā‘ie and surrounding communities...
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Map of Kailua, Enchanted Lake neighborhood that smoke testing will take place

City to conduct smoke testing in Enchanted Lakes area April 6 to May 8

HONOLULU–The Department of Environmental Services (ENV) will be smoke testing portions of the wastewater collection system between April 6, 2026...
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ENV accepting storm-damaged drywall at select facilities starting April 3

HONOLULU – The City and County of Honolulu’s Department of Environmental Services (ENV) is continuing to support storm recovery efforts...
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staffer in a red shirt and black vest assisting a community member in a grey shirt at the assistance center at Waialua District Park

City provides Thursday (April 2, 2026) morning Kona low update

HONOLULU — The City and County of Honolulu continues to advance recovery efforts across Oʻahu following the recent Kona Low...
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New Honolulu Ocean Safety lifeguards in yellow tshirts and red shorts hold up certificates after graduation from their recruit class.

Honolulu Ocean Safety Department celebrates addition of 13 new lifeguards

Family members, friends, and department personnel gathered earlier Wednesday at the Bird of Paradise Restaurant in ʻEwa Beach.
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DEM PIO Molly Pierce records an episode of the One Oahu podcast

Episode 150: Molly Pierce from DEM on emergency response and an online information hub

Molly Pierce from DEM talks about disaster relief resources on oneoahu.org plus ways to help our flood-impacted community members in...
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volunteers sorting through non-perishable items and blue buckets at a resource distribution hub in Waialua

Waialua Community Assistant Center, Sugar Mill Distribution Hub combine operations to improve access for residents 

The Community Assistance Center will continue to operate daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. within the park’s gymnasium.
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