The nation's most high-tech "mobile health vehicle" is set to hit the Big Island. Kaiser Permanente Hawaii unveils it's new roming clinic today and it's set to roll onto the Big Island in the coming weeks, to provide some much needed services to residents of Hawaii's largest island.

KGMB9's Ramsay Wharton headed over to the Mapunapuna Clinic today to check it out.

TheBoat's last sailing from Kalaeloa Harbor to Aloha Tower were Tuesday, June 30, 2009. The Honolulu City Council's decision to cancellation the $5 million pilot project leaves Leeward residents who left their cars behind to sail into town, back to the roads, and puts about a dozen Hornblower Marine Service employees out of work.

Infant Swimming Resource in Hawaii just opened it's new Waipahu location. Infant swim classes are now available, just in time for summer.

It's going to be a struggle for many of us, because today's the day we could get a ticket for holding that cell phone behind the wheel. Oahu's new cell phone ban goes into effect. It affects all electronic devices though, and can be a bit confusing so we've asked Ramsay Wharton to join to help us sort it all out.

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
Famous words from the Declaration of Independence ring out as we celebrate our America's 233rd birthday tomorrow. Ramsay Wharton joins us live from Maunalua Bay this morning to tell us about one of Hawaii's newest 4th of July celebrations.