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Supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders text “Hawaii” to the same telephone number in unison to assist with their Democratic caucus network during a campaign event at the Church of the Crossroads on Sunday.

The candidate’s wife, Jane Sanders, embraces Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard at Tommy Kakesako Hall on Nimitz Highway on Sunday. Gabbard broke with the rest of Hawaii’s congressional delegation by endorsing Sanders over Hillary Clinton in the Democratic race.

At the Tommy Kakesako Hall, Jane Sanders talks with a group of about two dozen veterans of U.S. military campaigns in Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Vietnam and elsewhere.

Alex Smith of Kakaako joins a group of volunteers waving signs and their hands along King Street on Wednesday in support of Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid.

Clinton supporters wave to honking motorists along King Street.

One of the sign-wavers for Hillary was former Congresswoman Colleen Hanabusa.

Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell, in the red shirt, joins a group holding hands and singing Monday during a tour of the new police station in Waianae on Farrington Highway.

The 25,000-square-foot station replaced a much smaller substation that was built in 1961. The new facility has 14 holding cells, compared to three in the old one. It also features 63 parking stalls, 22 of which will be available for Pokai Bay Beach Park visitors.

Caldwell and Councilwoman Kymberly Pine, in green, join a group checking out a conference room in the station. The total project cost was $16.4 milllion.

Former City Councilman John DeSoto stands on his head as visitors check out the exercise room in the station, which is scheduled to open May 20.