Marisa Yamane is a News Anchor and Executive Producer for KITV4 Island News, focusing on local news in Hawaii, specifically in Honolulu. With a passion for storytelling, Marisa covers a wide range of topics, from community events and cultural happenings to important news stories impacting the local community.
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Marisa Yamane's articles predominantly cover local events, business, entertainment news, and some tragedy in Hawaii. The topics covered suggest that she is interested in promoting local businesses and events while also highlighting community stories.
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HONOLULU (KITV) -- A new conveyor belt sushi restaurant is coming to the Moiliili area. Kaiten Sushi Ginza Onodera Hawaii opens on Sunday, April 28.
The state is investigating whether an Oahu Community Correctional Center inmate was mistakenly released.
An omakase tempura restaurant has opened right across of Ala Moana Center. Tempura Ichika uses high-quality ingredients from Japan including uni, crab, eel, and shrimp.
By: Marisa Yamane
Hawaii U.S. Congresswoman Jill Tokuda is heading to Lanai on Thursday with Alaska Airlines representatives to speak with residents about their issues with getting to and from the island.
By: Marisa Yamane
The Honolulu Police Department has released bodycam footage from multiple officers at the scene of the suspected DUI arrest of Officer Mariah Ah Tou from September 2023.
By: Marisa Yamane
A Hawaii Police Department spokeswoman told Island News that Akito Fukushima, 41, of Kanazawa, Japan purchased the inert grenades at an Army Navy surplus store on the Big Island. He
By: Marisa Yamane
Wildfire survivors in Upcountry Maui are just starting to rebuild. According to FEMA, the wildfire in Kula on August 8, 2023 destroyed 25 homes and ohana units, and 202 acres.
There were a lot of heroes who helped to save lives and homes during the Maui wildfires. Some of them are still working to help others recover and rebuild one
Nainoa Damon, the son of a Honolulu police sergeant, was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole for the 2022 murder on Tantalus. "I'm not happy with
By: Marisa Yamane
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children is threatening to lockout its union nurses once their strike is over. The hospital's chief operating officer says the Hawaii Nurses Association has
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