Like a high school senior who landed a date with Gisele Bundchen, UH somehow scored the college football season premiere that kicks off against Cal Berkeley, in Sydney at 4 p.m. (HST). But do the Warriors stand a chance? Here’s what you need to know.
Discover all Best of Honolulu’s winners, both editorial and reader picks.
If you haven’t already made plans for National Coloring Book Day, here’s an easy downloadable coloring book by Hawai‘i’s own queen of “keeping it between the lines.”
The 16 editorial and reader picks for the chic-est shopping in the city.
The seven editorial and reader picks for the hottest entertainment and best fitness favorites from our Best of Honolulu 2016 issue.
The three editorial picks for the best family fun in the city.
The 10 editorial and reader picks for the best services in the city.
The 25 editorial and reader picks for tastiest food from our Best of Honolulu 2016 issue.
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: the annual gathering at O‘ahu Cemetery that honors baseball’s founder.
Throw ’em in your beach bag or load up your nightstand: 27 must-have books from local authors and publishing houses.
A $6 million deal protects North Shore’s farmland.
With plans for new towers on hold (and a splashy luxury condo scratched), experts are arguing if we’re in a lull or a bust. Either puts an end to the idea that Kaka‘ako would lead to a housing solution. A closer look at O‘ahu’s most intractable issue.
This Kalākaua Avenue food truck court has got game but needs customers.
Ari Dalbert and Nicholas Amador continue Hawai‘i’s incredible string of victories in national poetry recital competitions.
William Shakespeare’s First Folio will be on display at Kapi‘olani Community College’s Lama library from April 25 through May 25.
You’ve seen the headlines that read like a police blotter. But look closely at Hawai‘i’s charters and you’ll also see innovation, community and teacher empowerment. What’s the real story?
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: neighborhood watches.
Won Hawai‘i’s heart
Making President Obama look good, the 13th-seeded UH men’s basketball team bust No. 4 UC Berkeley in the South Regional NCAA Playoffs on Friday, March 18.
Shark attacks spiked 56 percent over the past four years. Folks on O‘ahu and the Neighbor Islands are nervously asking why. HONOLULU dives deep to find out what’s going on, and what’s different, this time around.
Hawai‘i’s shark researchers are some of the world’s best. Here’s what they say about our recent spike of shark attacks.
A big-wave contest at Pe‘ahi takes on the Eddie Aikau, which hasn’t been held since 2009.
This is one wave you shouldn’t miss.
Spend your Sunday morning devouring desserts and fresh fruit at Halekūlani.
How Alan Wong brings eland from Ni‘ihau to your plate.
The jazz saxophonist performs at the Blue Note Hawai‘i this week.
A splashy party brings boldface names, Jimmy Borges and Henry Kapono in the audience and New Orleans’ Rebirth Brass Band on stage.
Here’s how two of downtown’s hottest new restaurants sprang from the partnership of Jesse Cruz and Dusty Grable.
When he's not hosting President Barack Obama for dinner, this legend of Hawai‘i locavore cuisine is vetting new ideas, helping Ni‘ihau become economically sustainable and opening his Shanghai restaurant.
From messenger to top Hawai‘i lawyer.
Honolulu’s bag ban proved to be as flimsy as, well, a plastic shopping bag.
We talk to Bobby Ikeda and Bliss Lau to learn how they became successful in the fashion industry.
A fashion show that features 20 real-life models who’ve beaten cancer.
North Shore surf phenom John Florence’s new movie celebrates a life of family, friends and freestyle surfing.
A wave of graying boomers will change the way we live and age in the Islands. No surprise, we’re finding our own ways of facing the challenge.
Watch the season premiere of “Pacific Warriors” on the Discovery Channel on Friday, Oct. 23.
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: Medici’s at Mānoa Marketplace.
A couple of aquaponic wizards are running a watery farm where they breed a most captivating, and endangered, species.
A new, hot, haute Hawai‘i-inspired restaurant on the Lower East Side? That’s chutzpah, but works for us.
Honolulu Coffee Co. opens a new location in Waikīkī.
