Dillon Ancheta
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New affordable housing complex set to welcome 126 families in Ewa Beach
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A new affordable housing complex is set to welcome families in Ewa Beach at the end of October. Some 126 families will call Kaleima'o Village home, a complex that sits on a 3.7 acre city-owned lot along Renton Road. It's among the latest public-private partnerships in the affordable housing market. “We are required to keep this place affordable for 61 years and by affordable the definition is determined by HUD,” project manager Stanford Carr Jr. said.
New affordable housing complex set to welcome 126 families in Ewa Beach
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A new affordable housing complex is set to welcome families in Ewa Beach at the end of October. Some 126 families will call Kaleima’o Village home, a complex that sits on a 3.7 acre city-owned lot along Renton Road. It’s among the latest public-private partnerships in the affordable housing market. “We are required to keep this place affordable for 61 years and by affordable the definition is determined by HUD,” project manager Stanford Carr Jr. said.
Equity bond issue up to voters as state, county leaders back the proposal
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - With the backing of labor unions, contractors, and other supporters, Gov.
Equity bond issue up to voters as state, county leaders back the proposal
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - With the backing of labor unions, contractors, and other supporters, Gov. Josh Green and the county mayors sent a unified message to voters Wednesday: “Vote yes on number 2.” Constitutional amendment question two will appear on ballots for the general election. It would allow counties to issue RISE, or equity bonds, to build things like roads, water and electrical systems for housing developments.
Lengthy adoption process leads to instant love for Oahu family
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - When it comes to starting a family, same-sex couples have options in Hawaii. However, challenges still exist in some states across the nation. The home of Greg Harris and Randy Minas is now filled with little footsteps, diapers, bottles of baby formula, and children's toys. “Every family looks different and our family is strong and we're giving her love,” Minas said. They embarked on their adoption journey in 2022 with an agency licensed in Hawaii and California.
Lengthy adoption process leads to ‘instant love’ for Oahu family
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - When it comes to starting a family, same-sex couples have options in Hawaii. However, challenges still exist in some states across the nation. The home of Greg Harris and Randy Minas is now filled with little footsteps, diapers, bottles of baby formula, and children’s toys. “Every family looks different and our family is strong and we’re giving her love,” Minas said. They embarked on their adoption journey in 2022 with an agency licensed in Hawaii and California.
Kauai's Hawaiian salt makers seek help restoring harvest area
HANAPEPE (HawaiiNewsNow) - The 22 Kauai families keeping traditional Hawaiian salt making alive in Hanapepe are seeking the community's help to restore their harvest site. Storm surge from Hurricane Lowell drastically changed the area. “The sand dunes were depleted. It was gone. It was a new landscape. I didn't recognize it,” said Malia Nobrega-Olivera. Nobrega-Olivera and her ‘ohana have been Hawaiian salt makers for decades. She said the storm damage was the worst she's seen.
Police say deadly Hawaii Island shooting started with a reported theft
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A theft report about stolen sunglasses is what Hawaii County police say started a series of events that led to the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old Kaʻū man on Wednesday Hawaii News Now has also learned he was a wanted fugitive. Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda started off a news conference Thursday by saying, “First off, my condolences to the family. It's never an easy story to tell in these situations.
Police say deadly Hawaii Island shooting started with a reported theft
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A theft report about stolen sunglasses is what Hawaii County police say started a series of events that led to the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old Kaʻū man on Wednesday. Hawaii News Now has also learned he was a wanted fugitive. Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda started off a news conference Thursday by saying, “First off, my condolences to the family. It’s never an easy story to tell in these situations.
Young crash victim was about to embark on new teaching career
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Tributes continue for the Hawaii family killed in a fiery New Mexico crash over the weekend Lilinoe Viveiros was 22 years old when her life came to an end alongside her parents, Wayne, 68, and Luana Viveiros, 51, of Wahiawa. “They filled our lives with love, laughter, and memories. Our lives will never be the same without them,” said longtime family friend Bridget Hannu.
Young crash victim was about to embark on new teaching career
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Tributes continue for the Hawaii family killed in a fiery New Mexico crash over the weekend. Lilinoe Viveiros was 22 years old when her life came to an end alongside her parents, Wayne, 68, and Luana Viveiros, 51, of Wahiawa. “They filled our lives with love, laughter, and memories. Our lives will never be the same without them,” said longtime family friend Bridget Hannu.
Loved ones share heartache over sudden deaths of 3 Oahu family members
WAHIAWA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hearts are breaking over the tragic passing of three Hawaii family members in a New Mexico crash over the weekend. Wayne, Luana, and Lilinoe Viveiros were on a family trip to New Mexico when they were fatally hit by a commercial vehicle on the I-40 on Sunday. “It's a really big hole not just for me, but for all the students today and past,” Lilinoe's longtime Kumu Hula Kanani Oliveira of the Wahiawa Hula Studio 2 said. “They weren't just a student.
Loved ones share heartache over sudden deaths of 3 Oahu family members
WAHIAWA (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hearts are breaking over the tragic passing of three Hawaii family members in a New Mexico crash over the weekend. Wayne, Luana, and Lilinoe Viveiros were on a family trip to New Mexico when they were fatally hit by a commercial vehicle on the I-40 on Sunday. “It’s a really big hole not just for me, but for all the students today and past,” Lilinoe’s longtime Kumu Hula Kanani Oliveira of the Wahiawa Hula Studio 2 said. “They weren’t just a student.
Hawaii mayor offers timeline, cost estimates for Mokuola bridge rebuild
HILO (HawaiiNewsNow) - Access to Hilo’s Mokuola, more commonly known as Coconut Island, remains cut off as the only bridge connecting it sits in disrepair. Hawaii County Mayor Kimo Alameda says work on a temporary pedestrian bridge could start as soon as January with access hopefully being restored by next summer. “I know everybody say, ‘When are you gonna fix the bridge?’ ... I thought it was easy. It’s just a bridge, right? I mean, just fix it.
Flying Hawaiian or Alaska soon? Allow extra time for checked bags
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - If you are flying Hawaiian or Alaska this weekend or anytime soon, expect changes as new check-in rules take effect Saturday. Hawaiian said about 98% of passengers already check in via the app well ahead of the Oct. 3 deadline. But if you are checking a bag, it must be tagged and dropped off 50 minutes prior to departure, rather than the current 30 minutes.
Flying Hawaiian or Alaska soon? Allow extra time for checked bags
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - If you are flying Hawaiian or Alaska this weekend or anytime soon, expect changes as new check-in rules take effect Saturday. Hawaiian said about 98% of passengers already check in via the app well ahead of the Oct. 3 deadline. But if you are checking a bag, it must be tagged and dropped off 50 minutes prior to departure, rather than the current 30 minutes.
Bail reduction request denied for suspect in deadly Kailua shooting
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hilinaikailimakualopali Keeno is charged with second-degree murder and two firearms offenses in the case of a deadly Kailua shooting over the weekend. She made her initial appearance in court Thursday as her attorney entered a not guilty plea on her behalf. Keeno entered the courtroom in a black sweater, without handcuffs or shackles. She sat beside her defense attorney for the brief three-minute hearing. “We understand the charges.
Kauai Humane Society saw jump in animal intakes days after Hurricane Lowell
KAUAI (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Kauai Humane Society is the Garden Island's only large-scale animal rescue facility. When Hurricane Lowell brought strong winds and knocked out power to Kauai, some pets were startled and separated from their families. “We had a number of calls that we were fielding from people that were very concerned about being separated from their pet. From dogs and cats and other animals as well,” Kauai Humane Society CEO Chris Machorek said.
Kauai Humane Society saw jump in animal intakes days after Hurricane Lowell
KAUAI (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Kauai Humane Society is the Garden Island’s only large-scale animal rescue facility. When Hurricane Lowell brought strong winds and knocked out power to Kauai, some pets were startled and separated from their families. “We had a number of calls that we were fielding from people that were very concerned about being separated from their pet. From dogs and cats and other animals as well,” Kauai Humane Society CEO Chris Machorek said.
Loved ones, former coach remember 30-year-old man killed in Kailua shooting
KAILUA (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Honolulu Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim of Saturday's deadly Kailua shooting as 30-year-old Thomas Malone. His loved ones often called him “Tommy Boy.” Coach Rich Miano remembered Malone from his high school days on the state championship-winning Kaiser High School football team. “He was a typical local boy who was extremely talented and extremely respectful to his elders, coaches,” Miano said.
Repeated storms underscore flood mitigation needs on Big Island
HAWAI'I ISAND (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hurricane Nolo's impacts were far less severe than Lala's, according to some Ka'u residents — but that doesn't mean Hawaii Island's south side was unscathed. Yet again, roads in Waiohinu and Na'alehu turned into rivers over the weekend as Nolo passed south, too close for comfort. “We got about six inches of rain that we measured at our place, and we lost just a couple of trees from the winds,” South Point Road resident Neal Genge said.
Repeated storms underscore flood mitigation needs on Big Island
HAWAI’I ISAND (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hurricane Nolo’s impacts were far less severe than Lala’s, according to some Ka’u residents — but that doesn’t mean Hawaii Island’s south side was unscathed. Yet again, roads in Waiohinu and Na’alehu turned into rivers over the weekend as Nolo passed south, too close for comfort. “We got about six inches of rain that we measured at our place, and we lost just a couple of trees from the winds,” South Point Road resident Neal Genge said.
Aloha Festivals Floral Parade proceeds Saturday on Oahu despite Hurricane Noel
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - On Oʻahu, a major floral festivity will still be marching while Hurricane Nolo impacts parts of the state. On Friday, preparations were underway at the Hawaii Convention Center for the 78th annual Aloha Festivals Floral Parade. The Aloha Festivals Floral Parade begins Saturday at 9 a.m. at Ala Moana Regional Park and Magic Island, traveling along Kalākaua Avenue through Waikīkī before ending at Kapiʻolani Park.
We may go home to nothing: Nolo makes Big Island residents uneasy
HAWAII ISLAND (HawaiiNewsNow) - Some Hawaii Island residents are uneasy about Nolo, saying their towns have barely recovered from Hurricane Lala. Along Koali Street in Pahala Town is where Kathy Andrade lives with her ohana. “How did you guys fare during the last storm?” we asked her. “We did not fare well. I now have PTSD. I no longer feel safe in my home,” she said. Flooding from Lala forced them to flee to a shelter as rivers around the community swelled to unthinkable levels.
‘We may go home to nothing’: Nolo makes Big Island residents uneasy
HAWAII ISLAND (HawaiiNewsNow) - Some Hawaii Island residents are uneasy about Nolo, saying their towns have barely recovered from Hurricane Lala. Along Koali Street in Pahala Town is where Kathy Andrade lives with her ohana. “How did you guys fare during the last storm?” we asked her. “We did not fare well. I now have PTSD. I no longer feel safe in my home,” she said. Flooding from Lala forced them to flee to a shelter as rivers around the community swelled to unthinkable levels.
Hurricane Lowell ruined a part of Hanapepe. One family is working to fix it
HANAPEPE (HawaiiNewsNow) - Behind Kauai's Hanapepe Stadium, was Puolo Road. It was a scenic oceanfront stretch that no longer exists after it was ripped up by storm surge the night of Hurricane Lowell. Massive asphalt slabs that once made up the road are scattered around the area. They're heavy and not easily moved, which goes to show the true force the storm had. At the end of the road, a Japanese Cemetery sits partially washed away. A few of the plots closest to the water, swallowed by the erosion.
Hurricane Lowell ruined a part of Hanapepe. One family is working to fix it
HANAPEPE (HawaiiNewsNow) - Behind Kauai’s Hanapepe Stadium, was Puolo Road. It was a scenic oceanfront stretch that no longer exists after it was ripped up by storm surge the night of Hurricane Lowell. Massive asphalt slabs that once made up the road are scattered around the area. They’re heavy and not easily moved, which goes to show the true force the storm had. At the end of the road, a Japanese Cemetery sits partially washed away. A few of the plots closest to the water, swallowed by the erosion.
Volunteers needed on Kauai as Red Cross shifts to long-term hurricane recovery
HANAPEPE, Kauaʻi (HawaiiNewsNow) - Volunteers are needed as the American Red Cross continues assisting in recovery efforts on Kauaʻi more than a week after Hurricane Lowell battered the Garden Island, leaving emergency crews and volunteers focused on long-term recovery. In Hanapepe, utility crews recently restored a downed power pole outside Wong’s Chinese Restaurant and Deli, where a power pole had fallen and completely blocked the highway, making it impassable.
Beloved Hawaii Island book shack sits in ruins with its next chapter uncertain
WAIOHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A small book shack in Waiohinu was a beloved community spot for everyone from keiki to kupuna. But it now sits in ruins after floods from Hurricane Lala. The grounds of ‘The Book Shack' have been covered in several feet of sediment and rocks. Inside, few books remain on the shelves in what's left of the structure. Donna Ambrose ran the non-profit responsible for the space. “It was more than just a bookstore. It was more like a gathering place for the community.
Beloved Hawaii Island book shack sits in ruins with its next chapter uncertain
WAIOHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A small book shack in Waiohinu was a beloved community spot for everyone from keiki to kupuna. But it now sits in ruins after floods from Hurricane Lala. The grounds of ‘The Book Shack’ have been covered in several feet of sediment and rocks. Inside, few books remain on the shelves in what’s left of the structure. Donna Ambrose ran the non-profit responsible for the space. “It was more than just a bookstore. It was more like a gathering place for the community.
Praying for recovery: Small Waiohinu church left devastated after Hurricane Lala
WAIOHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - WAIOHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - It's been nearly a month since Hurricane Lala hit Hawaii Island, and some rural Kau communities are still reeling from its impacts. The Kauahaao Congregational Church in Waiohinu was established in 1841, and served as a symbol of faith in the town for generations. “We're a small community membership church, but we have a lot of faith in Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. We don't let things like this slow us down,” kahu Debbie Wong Yuen said.
‘Praying for recovery’: Small Waiohinu church left devastated after Hurricane Lala
WAIOHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - WAIOHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - It’s been nearly a month since Hurricane Lala hit Hawaii Island, and some rural Kau communities are still reeling from its impacts. The Kauahaao Congregational Church in Waiohinu was established in 1841, and served as a symbol of faith in the town for generations. “We’re a small community membership church, but we have a lot of faith in Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. We don’t let things like this slow us down,” kahu Debbie Wong Yuen said.
Full extent of Ni'ihau damage unknown; communities rally around residents
KAUA'I (HawaiiNewsNow) - Great concern has been shared about the welfare of Niʻihau residents since Hurricane Lowell barreled through the region. The remote island is privately owned and access is restricted to the general public. However, a few people with ties to Niʻihau shared that only a handful of residents were on the island when the hurricane moved in. Most sought shelter on Kauaʻi.
‘I was shaking': West Kauai residents ride out Hurricane Lowell, assess damage
WAIMEA (HawaiiNewsNow) - West Kauai residents are beginning to clean up and assess damage left behind by Hurricane Lowell. In Hanapepe, one home lost its roof during the storm. Resident Tracy Valente said she rode out the hurricane inside the house, which was built in the 1950s. She described the sound of her metal roof ripping away as similar to crackling thunder. “Oh, I was shaking. I was like shaking and looking for all my things and trying to get out of the house,” Valente said.
Kauai residents stock up, prepare as Hurricane Lowell nears
LĪHUʻE, Kaua’i (HawaiiNewsNow) — Some stores across Kaua’i have run out of emergency supplies as residents quickly move to prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Lowell. Major Hurricane Lowell is currently making a sharp turn toward the north. The forecast track is expected to take the storm just west of Kaua’i and Ni’ihau, which are both under a Hurricane Watch and a Tropical Storm Warning.
Community hub serves as lifeline after Hurricane Lala supplies during recovery
NAʻĀLEHU, Hawaiʻi (HawaiiNewsNow) — A community hub in Naʻālehu provided food, water and supplies to residents in the two weeks following Hurricane Lala. The Naʻālehu Resilience Hub, based at Naʻālehu Hongwanji Mission, gave away up to 170 meals per day during that period, along with ice, water, canned goods, paper towels and household supplies. Marcia Masters, team lead at the Naʻālehu Resilience Hub, said volunteers who had never worked together before came together during the response.
Grand Naniloa Hotel staff pull together after Hurricane Lala
HILO, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hurricane Lala left Hilo and surrounding communities flooded and without power three weeks ago, and the Grand Naniloa Hotel on the Hilo Bayfront was in the middle of it . Employees who live in Hilo, Mountain View and Volcano were without power for up to a week, but almost everyone still came to work. Staff showed up despite outages Niklas Dahm, the Naniloa's general manager, said the power outage left the hotel without elevator service for three days.
Grand Naniloa Hotel staff pull together after Hurricane Lala
HILO, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Hurricane Lala left Hilo and surrounding communities flooded and without power three weeks ago, and the Grand Naniloa Hotel on the Hilo Bayfront was in the middle of it. Employees who live in Hilo, Mountain View and Volcano were without power for up to a week, but almost everyone still came to work. Staff showed up despite outages Niklas Dahm, the Naniloa’s general manager, said the power outage left the hotel without elevator service for three days.
Historic Waiohinu mom-and-pop store vows to reopen after Hurricane Lala devastation
WAIʻŌHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A historic family-owned store that has served as a cornerstone of the Kaʻū community for nearly a century is working to rebuild after being devastated by Hurricane Lala. The Wong-Yuen store, which first opened its doors in 1935, sustained severe structural and inventory damage when floodwaters tore through the building. After marrying into the family, Uncle Randolph Kai has been a part of Waiʻōhinu's Wong-Yuen store for over 50 years.
Pop-up clinic treats roughly 100 Hurricane Lala survivors in Naalehu
NĀʻĀLEHU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) — A pop-up medical clinic at Nāʻālehu Elementary's gymnasium treated roughly 100 hurricane survivors following Hurricane Lala. Clinic formed in partnership with county Dr. Kā'ohimanu Dang Akiona, a family medicine physician and owner of Kohala Coast Urgent Care, said the clinic came together quickly in partnership with the county. “We just pulled together like a clinic,” Dang Akiona said. “I had some experience doing that.
Historic Waiohinu mom-and-pop store vows to reopen after Hurricane Lala devastation
WAIʻŌHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A historic family-owned store that has served as a cornerstone of the Kaʻū community for nearly a century is working to rebuild after being devastated by Hurricane Lala. The Wong-Yuen store, which first opened its doors in 1935, sustained severe structural and inventory damage when floodwaters tore through the building. After marrying into the family, Uncle Randolph Kai has been a part of Waiʻōhinu’s Wong-Yuen store for over 50 years.
Pop-up clinic treats about 100 after Hurricane Lala
NAALEHU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) — A pop-up medical clinic at Na’alehu Elementary Gymnasium treated roughly 100 hurricane survivors following Hurricane Lala. Wound care was initial focus Dr. Kā’ohimanu Dang Akiona, a family medicine physician and owner of Kohala Coast Urgent Care, said the clinic initially treated a lot of puncture wounds. “Initially it was a lot of puncture wounds,” Dang Akiona said. “We were worried about skin infections.
‘It just took everything': Waiohinu family reeling after home wrecked by Lala
WAIʻŌHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Waiʻōhinu family is still without running water and electricity more than two weeks since Hurricane Lala nearly destroyed their home. “This is where we're staying in the house right now,” Justin Subica Kawakami said as he showed us the living room where cushions and a couch are serving as beds. The Subica-Kawakami family is doing their best to get by after experiencing the worst flooding of their lives.
‘It just took everything’: Waiohinu family reeling after home wrecked by Lala
WAIOHINU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A Waiohinu family is still without running water and electricity more than two weeks since Hurricane Lala nearly destroyed their home. “This is where we’re staying in the house right now,” Justin Subica Kawakami said as he showed us the living room where cushions and a couch are serving as beds. The Subica-Kawakami family is doing their best to get by after experiencing the worst flooding of their lives.
Hawaii Island’s Hurricane Lala damage estimate nears $100M with housing top priority
HILO (HawaiiNewsNow) - There are still struggles, but also definite progress on Hawaii Island after Hurricane Lala. Outside of the Hawaii County Civil Defense Agency building in Hilo, Mayor Kimo Alameda said the island is in the recovery phase, with officials assessing the needs of residents and preparing for potential next storms. “Housing is the biggest,” Alameda said.
Kau recovery hub continues helping families weeks after Hurricane Lala
HAWAII ISLAND (HawaiiNewsNow) - More than two weeks after Hurricane Lala, community volunteers in Kau say some families are still in need of basic supplies and recovery assistance. The Kokua Kau Hub in Waiohinu has been distributing donated supplies from across Hawaii and beyond. Organizer Mehana Kihoi said the grassroots effort began with basic necessities like canned food, baby items and toiletries, but has since shifted toward long-term recovery support.
Kau recovery hub continues helping families weeks after Hurricane Lala
HAWAII ISLAND (HawaiiNewsNow) - More than two weeks after Hurricane Lala, community volunteers in Kau say some families are still in need of basic supplies and recovery assistance. The Kokua Kau Hub in Waiohinu has been distributing donated supplies from across Hawaii and beyond. Organizer Mehana Kihoi said the grassroots effort began with basic necessities like canned food, baby items and toiletries, but has since shifted toward long-term recovery support.
Often unspoken and overlooked, disasters can impact mental health
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - In times of natural disasters and trauma, the physical needs of a community are important. But addressing the emotional well-being of victims, volunteers, and first responders is equally vital. “People are walking into very traumatic sites and have a lot of stressful feelings,” Hawaiʻi Department of Health mental health supervisor and clinical social worker Kathleen Merriam said.
Confusion remains over curb, signs along vital Chinatown loading zone
CHINATOWN (HawaiiNewsNow) - Along a busy Chinatown street, confusion remains over a curb that many businesses and delivery drivers rely on in front of Cindy's Lei Shoppe on Maunakea Street. At the end of May, the curb was turned into a bus stop with no parking or stopping allowed, impacting deliveries to shops and customers making quick stops. “They came by real quick. I mean we're very fortunate that they listened to us. The changes did come.
Confusion remains over curb, signs along vital Chinatown loading zone
CHINATOWN (HawaiiNewsNow) - Along a busy Chinatown street, confusion remains over a curb that many businesses and delivery drivers rely on in front of Cindy’s Lei Shoppe on Maunakea Street. At the end of May, the curb was turned into a bus stop with no parking or stopping allowed, impacting deliveries to shops and customers making quick stops. Businesses voiced their concerns to city leaders. “They came by real quick. I mean we’re very fortunate that they listened to us. The changes did come.
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