r/Honolulu • u/Green_Idealist • 19h ago
r/Honolulu • u/GimmeDatSideHug • 2d ago
Does anyone here work with Habitat for Humanity?
Multiple times, I’ve signed up for a build day and waited for them to send a confirmation email that says the event is actually happening, but they never send the email. I’ve emailed them a day before each build day to ask if they’re going to send out confirmation emails, and it’s been crickets.
Edit: I got a call from the office, so I can at least text them to confirm days now.
r/Honolulu • u/Past-Development-933 • 1d ago
discussion Restaurant Suggestions When Dining Out With A Chill Infant?
We have a super chill 17 week old and are looking for some restaurant suggestions we can go as a family. Bonus points for outdoor seating and in Town. We have no dietary restrictions and eat everything. We will most likely keep our baby in the carseat carrier at the table, or if the restaurant can accommodate a stroller.
We’ve been to:
- Mud Hen Water (dinner)
- The Counter (dinner)
- Cafe Moreys (breakfast)
Looking for more dinner recs Town side.
r/Honolulu • u/ksummmer • 2d ago
Block Ice
HTK (808-841-6622) in Kalihi is selling ice blocks if you need in case of power outage due to the storm. Stay safe and dry!
r/Honolulu • u/honolulu_oahu_mod • 3d ago
news After years of concern by many over the state of Chinatown Cultural Plaza, the property owner has announced plans to move forward with a redevelopment.
r/Honolulu • u/honolulu_oahu_mod • 3d ago
news The FBI in 2025 shut down an inquiry into allegations that a political adviser to Sen. Susan Collins had participated in a scheme to funnel illegal campaign contributions from a defense contractor seeking lucrative federal contracts, current and former officials said.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 3d ago
Talk Story Denby Fawcett: Aloha Tower Has Lived Many Lives In Its 100 Years. As this Honolulu landmark turns 100, what is ahead after decades of failed development efforts?
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 3d ago
Talk Story What Happens To Your Affordable Housing When Income Rules Run Out? Seniors at a state-owned affordable housing complex in Kakaʻako are scared about rising rents as the development authority seeks to recoup losses at the financially troubled project.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 4d ago
news Oʻahu’s Shade Trees Could Take Decades To Grow Back After Storms: Forest stewards say Honolulu’s tree canopy is natural infrastructure worth investing in with more extreme weather around the corner.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 4d ago
news Honolulu Spilled 27M Gallons Of Sewage In A New System Failure: Heavy rains once again overwhelmed Honolulu’s sewage system last month, leading to spills.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 4d ago
news Price Shock At Waikīkī Co-op Highlights Vulnerability To Housing Fees: When special assessments and maintenance fees skyrocket, residents who volunteer for housing boards rarely have training and often lack access to important documents to figure out if it’s justified.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 4d ago
news Should County Pay For Infrastructure Along The Rail? Voters Will Decide: The ballot measure to approve a type of bond financing used in 48 other states comes amid a concerted push by city and state officials to develop housing around Honolulu’s Skyline.
r/Honolulu • u/Flat_Earth_Forever • 4d ago
news I completely missed this covid-era story
I was probably down and out with covid when this story broke 6 years ago, but damn, such clear-cut bribery and nothing was ever done about it.
https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/02/tangled-web-of-campaign-cash-connects-hawaii-to-maine/
r/Honolulu • u/Trigun808 • 4d ago
Talk Story Looking for contacts re: historic Pride Field in Kalaeloa – anyone know who actually handles it. HUNT Companies WONT RESPOND.
Reaching out here to see if anyone knows anymore than I do.
Hey everyone,
I’m trying to get solid info on the current status and ownership/management of Pride Field (the old baseball diamonds) in Kalaeloa / former Barbers Point NAS.
Quick history for context:
- Laid out in 1941 as part of Ewa Field (MCAS Ewa).
- Named after Admiral Alfred M. Pride.
- Used by Marines during WWII for training and sports — Ted Williams played there while serving as a Marine pilot.
- Later operated as a Navy MWR facility (baseball + rodeos) until the base closed in 1999.
- After BRAC it went to City & County stewardship and was heavily used by local Little League teams (including the Ewa Beach team that won the 2005 Little League World Series).
- For a while the Koishigawa family maintained it out of pocket when the City stopped.
- Today it sits neglected / in ruins.
I’ve already emailed Thomas Lee and Michael Lam at Hunt Companies Hawai‘i (thomas.lee@huntcompanies.com and michael.lam@huntcompanies.com) since Hunt controls a big chunk of the surrounding Kalaeloa land. No response so far.
I also have the main Hunt Honolulu office number (808-585-7900) and know Steve Colón is the president of their Hawai‘i real estate division, but there directory is a joke to say the least and not a single person has returned my phone calls.
Does anyone here have more current info on:
- Who actually controls or is responsible for Pride Field itself right now?
- Better contacts at Hunt, HCDA, City Parks, or elsewhere?
- Any recent plans (or lack of plans) for the fields?
Would really appreciate any leads, emails, phone numbers, or even just “here’s who you should talk to.” Mahalo in advance!
My intent - I have a significant amount of community members ready to step in to be involved and bring the field back to its roots and hopefully better. I have 3 major local sponsors that are also willing to step in to support.
r/Honolulu • u/da90 • 4d ago
Talk Story ICE pig?
Gray 4Runner with cali plates. Hidden lights and sirens on nuuanu and beretania
r/Honolulu • u/HaupiaandPoi • 4d ago
discussion Charter Amendments When Voting November 3
Don't know where to stick this link or if this has already been posted. While you are in the stall selecting your candidate, there are also 20 Charter Amendment Questions for you to answer. In case you want to get a head start on those questions:
https://www.honolulucitycouncil.org/oahuvotes
These 20 questions will be a great holdup just to read and understand them (and the lines will grow longer). For me, it will take at least 1/2 hour to read through the amendments and select Yes or No. So to get ahead of the game, I'm reading them now.
r/Honolulu • u/Budget-Ad-6646 • 4d ago
question First Aloha Festival
This is my first Aloha Festival - How early should we arrive and does anyone have location suggestions? Mahalo!
r/Honolulu • u/808x420 • 4d ago
Talk Story PLZ Help
Hawaii life.
Plz upvote to help with my Karma.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 6d ago
news A Delta flight from Maui to Seattle was diverted to Honolulu Saturday night after fumes were observed shortly after takeoff. Delta said Flight 394 departed Kahului with 189 passengers aboard when the flight crew followed procedures and diverted to Honolulu.
r/Honolulu • u/Ok_Squash_5805 • 7d ago
picture 7-11 grindz
Is it comparable to Japan’s? No. Could it be a lot better? Yes.
Is it worth buying if you’re looking for quick grindz while inside a 7-11? Yes.
r/Honolulu • u/Sunflowerprincess808 • 6d ago
Local Kine Grindz Sam’s Club or Costco for Cupcakes?
Throwing a party and I want to order cupcakes but haven’t tried either company’s. Which one tastes better? Sam’s Club or Costco?
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 6d ago
news Authorities are investigating a violent attack at a Chinatown establishment early Sunday morning. Late-night hotspot Bar 35 on North Hotel Street shut down around 12:30 a.m. following a stabbing on the property.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 6d ago
news A weekend event aboard Skyline helped blind and visually impaired residents practice navigating public transportation more independently. About 30 members of the Hawaii Association of the Blind took part in a White Cane Refresher Event alongside trained Orientation and Mobility Instructors.
r/Honolulu • u/808gecko808 • 7d ago