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Hamada: Beware the scammers who take advantage of bad times

Hamada: Beware the scammers who take advantage of bad times

In the wake of a calamity like the Kona Low floods, people generously step up to help — while others wickedly step up to steal. ASD columnist Rick Hamada has advice for how to avoid charitable giving scams.

Rick HamadaMarch 25, 2026

What's next for the Wahiawā Dam?

What's next for the Wahiawā Dam?

The dam that nearly failed last week will likely be transferred to the state on Friday.

Michael BrestovanskyMarch 25, 2026

Nānākuli principal receives national recognition

Nānākuli principal receives national recognition

Christine Udarbe, principal of Nānākuli High and Intermediate School, has been named a finalist for National High School Principal of the Year by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Aloha State Daily asked Udarbe more about her career and priorities, as well as what this award means for the school and community.

Kelsey Kukaua MedeirosMarch 25, 2026

Hawaiʻi football enters crucial second phase of offseason

Hawaiʻi football enters crucial second phase of offseason

The Rainbow Warriors deliberately began spring practices early in order to have more time focus on their strength and conditioning program, which begins this week.

Christian ShimabukuMarch 25, 2026

Kōkua Waialua, FoodieCon, and more: What to do on Oʻahu this weekend

Kōkua Waialua, FoodieCon, and more: What to do on Oʻahu this weekend

Ready to help farmers in Waialua who were impacted by floods? Want to see a humuhumunukunukuapua‘a formed entirely from Legos? Aloha State Daily rounded up a list of things to do Friday, March 27, through Sunday, March 29.

Katie HellandMarch 25, 2026

Pipikaula Corner: The climate change dodge

Pipikaula Corner: The climate change dodge

Hawai‘i lawmakers are advancing a bill that would allow insurers to sue fossil fuel companies when they have to make big payouts for disasters allegedly caused by climate change. What they really aim to do, however, is shield local government and powerful interests from accountability for any role they themselves may have played.

A. Kam NapierMarch 24, 2026

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