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Honolulu City Council races to pass Bill 34 by June 10 FEMA deadline to maintain disaster funding eligibility. Missing the deadline could cost the city millions in federal aid and leave residents without flood insurance access.
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“Ocean of Peace” at Honolulu Hale features contemporary Micronesian artists exploring Pacific identity through painting, sculpture, and multimedia. The free exhibition runs through June 11, offering rare insight into Micronesian culture and community experiences in Hawaii.
Read MoreOpera legend Renée Fleming performs with the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra this weekend at Blaisdell Concert Hall. The rare Honolulu visit marks a major cultural moment for the islands’ classical music scene.
Read MoreNew HPD Chief David Lazar arrives June 14 facing officer safety concerns in Waikiki, department morale issues, and the challenge of adapting mainland policing strategies to Hawaii’s unique cultural landscape.
Read MoreThe City of Honolulu launched a free AI training program for small businesses and nonprofits with 5-50 employees. Applications are open through June 15 for the six-week program starting June 30.
Read MoreFormer council chair Trevor Ozawa is challenging current chair Tommy Waters again for East Honolulu’s District IV seat. The August primary rematch could reshape council leadership and district priorities.
Read MoreKing Kamehameha Day on June 11, 2026 brings lei draping ceremonies and the iconic floral parade from Iolani Palace to Kapiolani Park. Here’s your complete guide to Honolulu’s most cherished cultural celebration.
Read MoreHonolulu Hale and the Blaisdell Center are glowing with rainbow lights through June 5, launching a month of Pride celebrations across Oahu. The displays mark the start of events including Rainbow Chorus concerts, kūpuna movie mornings, and drag brunches in Waikiki.
Read MoreSkyline rail construction advances through Downtown Honolulu with six new stations planned from Kalihi to Civic Center by late 2025. Crews are erecting concrete columns along Dillingham Boulevard while projecting 9,200 daily riders by early 2026.
Read MoreHoMA’s new “Quiet Luxury” exhibit reveals how Edo-period Japanese citizens turned fashion restrictions into subtle rebellion through innovative kimono design. The exhibition runs through October 4 in downtown Honolulu.
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