Tsunami watch cancelled in Hawaii after magnitude 7.8 earthquake near the Solomon Islands, Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says - Hawaii News Now

Hawaii under tsunami watch effective 7:48 am HT after magnitude 8.0 earthquake off Solomon Islands - PTWC

Hawaiian Vacation Guide: Making the Most of Honolulu Most visitors to Honolulu and more so Waikiki are familiar with the beautiful sandy Waikiki beach, the popular shopping streets on Kalakua Blvd and the iconic Diamond Head Crater landmark. Lesser known are all the historic sites that you'll find mostly in Honolulu, shopping, and ...]

“The only alternative to having these kinds of conversations is more war,” the Hawaii Democrat, who is running for president in 2020, said Sunday.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, slammed President Trump on Sunday for his televised announcement the previous day offering temporary protected status to immigrants who’ve entered the country illegally in exchange for border wall funding.

The Great White shark Deep Blue, thought to be the biggest on the planet, has been spotted by divers off the coast of Hawaii.

Even though it's rare to spot a great white shark in the waters off Hawaii, divers had the even more extraordinary experience to swim with one of the largest ones on the planet this week, according to Al Jazeera. The divers captured some footage of the breathtaking encounter with the shark known as Deep Blue - a 20-foot-long female. Deep Blue was feeding off a whale carcass off the coast of Hawaii along with several other sharks. "We saw a few (tiger sharks) and then she came up and all the other sharks split, and she started brushing up against the boat," said Ocean Ramsey, one of the divers, recounting the extraordinary encounter to the Honolulu Star Adviser. Ramsey detailed the encounter...

Terror in Nairobi, a great white shark off the coast of Hawaii, a housebound flamingo and more.

Swimmers in Hawaii have reportedly stolen a dead sperm whale's teeth and have climbed on its body, state officials said in a warning this week. 

Two shark researchers, who came face-to-face with what is perhaps one of the largest great whites ever recorded, are pushing for legislation that would protect sharks in Hawaii. (Jan. 18)