Scoreboard – October 5, 2026
SCOREBOARD CALENDAR SPORT / EVENT TIME DETAILS / LOCATION TODAY BOWLING ILH boys 4:15 p.m. At Pier Side Bowling Center VOLLEYBALL OIA East girls: Farrington at Kahuku; Moanalua at Roosevelt; Kalaheo at Castle 5 p.m....
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Television and radio – October 5, 2026
ON THE AIR Listings are for Spectrum and Hawaiian Telcom analog/digital. *—premium station. **—retelecast. ***—delayed. Check your TV guide for latest updates. ON THE AIR — TV & RADIO LISTINGS EVENT / MATCHUP TIME NETWORK...
Column: Keep telling women’s POV on stories — they matter
Institutional failures around reputation and accountability don’t occur in isolation. They are manifestations of the unequal distribution of power and the mechanisms institutions use to protect that power.
Editorial: New chief must grow HPD ranks
Honolulu’s police force has suffered from an officer shortage for years, with the gap between budgeted positions and personnel in the field hitting 465 in July 2025. Until recently, efforts to boost HPD’s ranks were largely unsuccessful and recruitment was unable to keep pace with outgoing personnel. But the…
Off the news: Former UH basketball star commits foul, must rebound
Yes, former University of Hawaii basketball star Alika Smith betrayed the trust of many when, as Waiakea High School’s basketball coach in 2022, he stole money intended for a team trip. Unforgivable.
Off the news: Green waste recycling program sprouts up
The city has grown its G.R.O.W. (Green Recycling Organic Waste) program across Oahu, now allowing all residents with three-cart automated curbside collection to dump food scraps and leftovers in their green compost carts. What started in April as a pilot in six communities has been expanded islandwide, and that’s a…
Editorial cartoon for Monday, October 5, 2026
By Star-Advertiser staff
Letter: Ala Moana needs fixing, not new developments
Ala Moana was once swampland used by Native Hawaiians for agriculture and aquaculture. Today, continued development is increasing demands on infrastructure while climate change is altering the area’s future.
Car crashes into Chinatown building
The crash happened at about 10 p.m. near the intersection of N. Hotel Street and Nuuanu Avenue.
Nolo still going strong, now a typhoon in the western North Pacific
The tropical cyclone began on Sept. 13 as a tropical depression off the southwest Mexican coast.
Rainbow Warriors fall to Spartans at home, 20-16
The now 1-4 ‘Bows were off to a slow start in the first half, with the Spartans scoring twice and shutting out the ‘Bows in the first half, 14-0.
Honolulu Pride Month opens in Waikiki honoring Kapaemahu healers
Honolulu Pride Month began this morning by honoring Native Hawaiian culture and history in Waikīkī.
4 teens charged in murder of 16-year-old shot after high school football game, police say
Police say four teenagers have been charged after a 16-year-old boy was killed in a drive-by shooting after a high school football game.
Kauai man ‘very grateful’ after surviving debris-clearing accident, loses leg
Agenhart Puulei, known by many as "Tin Tin," was clearing out debris left behind by Hurricane Lowell when a log fell onto his leg, which had to be amputated.
First Alert Forecast: More showers and potentially heavy rain expected this week
A surface low will bring southerly winds and deep tropical moisture over the islands.
Firefighters extinguish 40-foot shipping container fire in Maili
Firefighters arrived on scene just before 2:17 p.m. to find a 40-foot shipping container involved in the fire.