Jamm Aquino is a staff photojournalist for the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. With a focus on local news and events in Hawaii, Jamm captures compelling images that tell stories of sports, weather, culture, and community. His work has also been featured in publications such as Kenosha News and Beloit Daily News.
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Jamm Aquino covers a diverse range of topics, including sports events, government announcements, seasonal activities, legal policy regulations and evolving stories. His coverage is not limited to a specific geographic focus.
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Saint Louis beats Kamehameha 12-2 in an ILH baseball game on Tuesday at Central Oahu Regional Park in Waipio.
Dozens of Lahaina Strong members traveled from Maui to the state Capitol on Tuesday to urge passage of SB 2919.
Several doctors on Wednesday lobbied for Senate Bill 1035, which they say stimulates Hawaii's economy by removing healthcare taxation on military families (Tricare), elderly and disabled (Medicare), and citizens of limited or no employment (Medicaid).
Five men were injured, two of them critically, in a fire on a docked boat at Honolulu Harbor's Pier 36 Friday afternoon.
Jamm Aquino / Star-Advertiser Beachgoers are seen on the sand in Waikiki on Friday, April 26, 2024, in Waikiki.
Jamm Aquino / Star-Advertiser Mel Kaneshige, vice president of the 442nd Legacy Center, shows the map on the outside of the center in Moili‘ili on Thursday, April 25, 2024.
Mayor Rick Blangiardi and the Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation hosted lei day Wednesday at Kapiolani Park. It was the 96th Lei Day Celebration.
It took a freshman from Kahuku to push Tyler Loree to his limit, but the Seabury Hall standout clutched up down the stretch to win the boys individual title at the David Ishii Foundation/HHSAA State Championships on Wednesday.
By: Jamm Aquino
More than 1,500 workers gathered in Waikiki to celebrate International Worker's Day and demand the hotel industry “Respect Our Work” and “Respect Our Guests” by raising wages and reversing staffing cuts that have led to painful working conditions and reductions in guest services and amenities. The action kicks off a key bargaining year for Local 5 hotels in Hawaii, where 17 contracts covering over 7,000 hotel workers are set to expire. The bulk of these contracts expire at the end of June across three islands.
Lei were presented during the closing ceremony for Lei Day on Thursday at Mauna Ala, also known as the Royal Mausoleum. As an annual tradition, lei from the Lei Contest the day before are presented as ho'okupu and placed on the graves of Hawaii's ali'i.
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