HHSAA boys soccer: Kamehameha reaches D-II final in PKs
Kamehameha senior goalkeeper Jameson Sato stood and delivered for 100 minutes of HHSAA Division II tournament boys soccer before making a decision that could only come from a leader.
HHSAA boys soccer: Schneider scores stoppage goal to send HPA to D-I title game
HONOLULU — Hawaii Preparatory Academy will be the first BIIF team since 2001 to play in the HHSAA Division I state championship after surviving a tough King Kekaulike squad 3-2 in the semifinals on Friday at the Waipio Peninsula Complex on Oahu.
Snowboarder Ledecka wins surprise Olympic Alpine ski title
JEONGSEON, South Korea — Ester Ledecka stepped out of her snowboard long enough to click into her skis and become an Olympic gold medalist.
PGA: Tiger Woods misses cut at Riviera; Cantlay, McDowell lead
LOS ANGELES — Tiger Woods waited 12 years to get back to Riviera and lasted only two days.
Olympics: Indignant Chen makes history with five quadruples
PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Don’t be deceived by the warm smile and understated sense of humor. There’s a fighter inside of Nathan Chen.
Rough road ahead for county
A bill is being debated that would attempt to fix the problem of substandard roads in private subdivisions by requiring Hawaii County to assess and spend road maintenance fees.
Obituaries 02-17-18
Paul Layaoen
About Town 02-17-18
Zonta Club 2018 scholarships available
Island Life 02-17-18
A chandelier plant blooms above Honaunau Bay this week. (Terri Olsem/Community Contributor)
AP News in Brief 02-17-18
Russians charged with meddling in 2016 presidential race
Letters to the editor: 02-17-18
Vacation rentals need regulation
GET outta here with that regressive tax hike
We are being sold the idea of a “mere half a percent increase” in GET, but it’s not a mere half percent tax increase. A change from 4 percent to 4.5 percent is a 12.5 percent increase in the tax. If they raised property taxes 12.5 percent there would be a revolution.
Hawaii schools prepping for safety
Mauna Loa still showing signs of unrest but slowing down of late
KAILUA-KONA — Mauna Loa continues to show signs of unrest, but activity at the world’s largest active volcano appears to be slowing down.
Hualalai remains quiet — but volcano still considered active
KAILUA-KONA — Residents living on the flanks of Hualalai can rest assured that an eruption isn’t coming any time soon.
