Get Hawaii’s latest morning news delivered to your inbox, sign up for News 2 You They’re rolling out new decals featuring the shaka gesture — a friendly hand signal with the pinky and thumb ...

The shaka decal is pictured. Want to give a shaka while ... For each decal purchased, $20 will go to ID8, a Hawaii-based nonprofit, to fund its efforts to curb road rage incidents on Oahu.

These shaka decal plates will be available to order at ... I mean, it’s everything to Hawaii,” Kaneohe resident Michael Scott said. “I think it’s a great idea. I mean, shaka symbolizes ...

The shaka decal is pictured. Want to give a shaka while ... For each decal purchased, $20 will go to ID8, a Hawaii-based nonprofit, to fund its efforts to curb road rage incidents on Oahu.

The shaka is not a decal that can be added to an existing plate ... “This is very much Hawaii’s culture.” Sue also wrote and produced an education-­based documentary — “Shaka, the ...

This is sure to be followed by other efforts to raise the profile of shaka as Hawaii’s own iconic thumb-pinkie wave. Even before the law passed this session, the symbol was already appearing on ...

This program, authorized by Hawaii Revised Statutes 249-9.3 ... Our Native Species"); and ID8 (shaka symbol). The shaka license plate decal is the newest, and got lots of publicity when it ...

The city is offering the license plate with a “Shaka” sticker through a partnership with the nonprofit organization called ID8. The plate costs $30.50, then the annual free drops to $25.

The shaka gesture, characterized by extending the pinky and thumb with curled fingers, originates from Hawaii and symbolizes various warm sentiments like greetings, gratitude and aloha spirit.

For decades, Hawaii residents have used the “shaka” hand gesture to convey several greetings — hello, goodbye, thank you and aloha. Now the shaka, which involves extending the thumb and ...

“It was really hard for operators to, you know, when they’re merging on freeways or merging lanes to open that little window that they have and then throw a shaka out, to do something ...