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Lawyer tells what led to Ewa Beach killing
Timothy Adarna doesn't deny that he killed his stepfather and set the body on fire.
Man accused of killing stepfather claims self-defense
The murder trial of 22-year-old Timothy Adarna, accused of stabbing his stepfather to death and setting fire to his Ewa Beach home in December 2006, is underway in Circuit Court.
Motorists on Kahekili Highway in Kaneohe experienced an unusual traffic delay yesterday as putrid pieces of whale carcass fell off a pickup truck.
Local fighter kicking off new venture
WAIPAHU - After Westside Fight Gear's debut success at the Mixed Martial Arts Sports and Fitness Expo at Blaisdell Arena last month, co-owners Jay Bolos and Chris Fujiyama are confident their retail store will ...
Papakolea cleanup set for this weekend
The City Department of Environmental Services' Adopt-A-Stream/Adopt-A-Block Summer Cleanups continue Saturday and Sunday, July 12 and 13, 2008, from 8:30 a.m. to noon, at Papakolea Community Park and Center.
Pictures of a funnel cloud over Oahu
Several KHNL News 8 viewers spotted a funnel cloud over central Oahu Wednesday afternoon and sent in these incredible images to us.
Officers arrest three women in attempted home burglary
Three women were arrested on June 29 in Ewa Beach for their roles in an attempted break-in of a Piipii Street home.
Don't be silent about domestic violence
The double murder and suicide in a Mililani Mauka family brings Hawaii's domestic-violence fatalities this year to 10.
Production mixes Dr. Seuss with moral values
DENNIS ODA / DODA@STARBULLETIN.COM Hawaii Education of the ARTS, a Christian-based theater group, will stage "Seussical the Musical" July 17-18 at Hawaii Theatre.
Industrial accident victim was Ewa Beach man
The Honolulu Medical Examiner's office today identified the man killed in an apparent industrial accident yesterday at Halawa Industrial Park as Herbert Lato, 68, of 'Ewa Beach.
Volunteers Ready To Kick-off Adopt-A-Stream Summer Cleanups
The City and County of Honolulu's Department of Environmental Services' Adopt-A-Stream program kicks off its summer projects with a combined street-and-stream cleanup this Saturday.
Ten war veterans graduate from Hawaii PTSD program
Ten veterans from wars in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan graduated last week from a Veterans Affairs program for post-traumatic stress disorder on Oahu.
Kahi Mohala hires Licina as CEO
EWA BEACH - Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health recently appointed Leonard Licina to chief executive officer.
FHB Foundation donates $100K to two nonprofits
The First Hawaiian Bank Foundation has has awarded grants of $50,000 each to the YWCA of Oahu and Hale Kipa.
Philippine typhoon victims receive federal help
By Mari-Ela David OAHU -- Hope of finding survivors from a ferry disaster in the Philippines is fading.
Artwork on display in hospital
The Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific will showcase the work of various artists statewide - including Waipahu resident Dennis Okada, and Uilani Correa and Toni Turner of Ewa Beach - until July 31.
Retailers looking to expand in tight economy
While many businesses are shifting gears to adapt to a slowing economy, the retail outlook for Hawaii is still looking somewhat positive.
Project's impact on limu at issue
How a proposed storm drainage channel would impact the native limu of 'Ewa Beach is at the center of a challenge now before the state Board of Land and Natural Resources.
TheBus to detour for half-marathon today
TheBus will be detouring some routs along Kalakaua Avenue today for the Hibiscus Half Marathon.
Teen accused of killing his neighbor appears in court
The family of a murdered Oahu mother could finally be on the road to closure. An Oahu teenager accused of killing his neighbor, attends a court hearing Tuesday.