As many older Americans draw the curtains on their first careers, they are finding ways to open new ones and start fresh.

Josh Stanbro, 46, was tapped last year to serve as chief resilience officer and executive director of the city’s new Office of Climate Change, Sustainability and Resiliency.

The revered kumu has taught poi board and stone classes to more than 5,000 students.

Messy monks, high-flying dogs and risqué parties—eight Hawai‘i real-estate agents share their most memorable stories.

How two groups of young skateboarders took matters into their own hands.

The move is hailed as a way for UH to be a leader in native Hawaiian education.

A prime predictor of future economic and emotional instability, and even prison time, chronic absenteeism affects large numbers of Hawai‘i public school students. Last school year, nearly 27,000 students got in trouble for missing too much school. Helping them show up consistently will take a community effort.

Sign up for a one-time walking tour, a special photography workshop and a free behind-the-scenes look at the world of local architecture.

A look back at Honolulu from March 1923 to 2013. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.

Both mobile phone programs, MyEar and UniDescription, are available for download in the App Store.

People from all walks of life congregate in Waikīkī. Their stories reflect the community’s often colorful characteristics and depict what living local in Waikīkī means.

A look back at Honolulu from February 1933 to 2013. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.