A Hawaii resident has pleaded guilty to using crypto to skirt U.S. sanctions on Iran, allegedly moving over $100K through sanctioned Iranian exchanges like Nobitex — risking up to 20 years in prison and a $1M fine. Despite claiming ignorance, he admitted to sending funds for bets, education, and investments — unaware they were going to Iran. This case underscores how digital assets are being weaponized to evade global financial restrictions, with severe legal consequences for those caught.

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H-1’s temporary pedestrian bridge is set to open by August—critical for keeping access to Kalihi Waena Elementary school while the Gulick Avenue overpass gets rebuilt higher. Nightly lane closures will continue between Ola Lane and Likelike off-ramp as crews install decking, fencing, and lighting, but no full freeway shutdowns planned. After the walkway opens, H-1 closures should ease. Meanwhile, old Forever stamps? Still valid—no expiration date. And for birthday cards needing extra postage? Just add a 29-cent stamp for up to two ounces.

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The city is transforming Iwilei into a vibrant, transit-connected neighborhood with affordable housing and shops, starting with the $51.5M purchase of the Iwilei Center—right next to the new Kuwili Skyline Station. Part of a 17-acre vision around Dillingham Boulevard, the project aims to unlock thousands of homes, revitalize local energy, and link residents to downtown and Chinatown. With federal grants, expert planning for flooding and infrastructure, and plans to acquire more land—including the old Tony’s Gas site—the city is moving fast, with demolition slated for mid-2027. Already investing $125M nearby, this is a long-term bet on public land and community-driven growth.

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