Four shelters set up to protect the homeless and others from high winds and waves closed down yesterday after helping more than 100 people, the Red Cross said.

President-elect Barack Obama’s recent Hawaii vacations may be the last thing on his mind come Inauguration Day, yet mimicking his time on Oahu will be a smart way he can take care of himself while in the White …

Strong, southwesterly winds buffeted O’ahu yesterday, as forecasters warned residents to get ready for even stronger winds through this afternoon, with gusts upward of 60 mph expected in parts of Windward …

Bellows and Waimanalo Bay beach parks on the Windward side will also be closed as a precaution against breaking tree limbs.

The city will close all Leeward O’ahu and North Shore beaches today because of the combination of strong winds and high surf expected to hit the Islands.

Newly-elected State Rep. Chris Lee, who represents Lanikai and Waimanalo in District 51, is ready.

Hawaii businesses and workers were disrupted Friday by warnings about a windstorm that never showed up.

The following maximum temperatures were recorded across the state of Hawaii Wednesday afternoon: Lihue, Kauai - 76 Honolulu, Oahu - 81 Kaneohe, Oahu - 77 Kahului, Maui - 80 Hilo, Hawaii - 77 Kailua-kona - 80 …

Kau Kau Wagon held its annual Christmas of Hope feast for the homeless Saturday in Chinatown with assistance from the 154th Services Flight and 109th Air Operations Group, Hawaii Air National Guard , and the …

President-elect Barack Obama enjoyed part of his day at Sea Life Park. He then drew crowds of onlookers and fans as he stopped off for a snack with the kids at Koko Marina Shopping Center in Hawaii Kai.