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HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Honolulu Police Department saw a 20% increase in assaults on officers so far this year compared to 2024, the department said. Interim Police Chief Rade Vanic said that HPD works to ensure the safety of their officers, which is why the public may see multiple officers involved in one arrest, which…

Calgary energy company breaks Canada’s IPO dry spell — and gets some investor love

Oct 10, 2025

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A Calgary-based energy firm made a splash in the Canadian stock market on Thursday, as its shares surged on the first day of trading amid a long-standing dry spell of new public companies. Read More

Big changes coming for Kakaʻako’s Servco Toyota customers in 2026

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KAKA’AKO, Hawai’i (KHON2) — If you get your car serviced at Servco Toyota Kakaʻako, you’ll have just a few months left before all operations move to a new location. Starting Jan. 1, 2026, operations will transition to Servco Toyota Honolulu Service Pūkōloa at 2841 Pukoloa St in Mapunapuna. Customers who have an appointment from now…

Braid: Big talk, bold promises from candidates who won’t tackle the real problem — city hall itself

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Nobody running for mayor will end city hall’s long reign of chatter over action. That much was clear after Wednesday’s debate. Read More

How mayoral candidates say they’ll address city hall transparency

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Calgary’s five main contenders for mayor agree on the need for a change in the culture and communication at city hall. Read More

Two of former HPD Chief Logan’s legal claims against Blangiardi dismissed

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Multiple claims against Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi were dismissed in former Honolulu Police Department Chief Joe Logan’s lawsuit against the mayor and the city. Logan’s lawsuit brings three charges against the City and County of Honolulu, Blangiardi in his official role as mayor and Blangiardi as an individual. The lawsuit was first…

Day camps, athletic classes and ordinary Calgarians stepping up to help kids amid teachers’ strike

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As the first week of the Alberta teachers’ strike gets underway, Calgary community groups, clinics and some individuals have stepped up to offer support and distraction to students sitting at home, unsure of what to do with the days ahead. Read More

Food program for youth running at Lethbridge, Coaldale and Taber libraries during teachers’ strike

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Amid concern about some kids getting enough to eat during the teachers’ strike, a southern Alberta charity is supplying public libraries in Lethbridge, Taber and Coaldale with food. Read More

Crucial chapters of city’s past preserved with restoration of Calgary’s Chinese cemetery

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