Field Guide: Koko Head Avenue
Discover quilting classes, kimono-inspired clothing, yoga mats and Swarovski crystals along this Kaimukī street.
Tiffany Hill
Articles
New Hawaii Law Will Prevent Future Tax Refund Delays
Next year, prompt Hawaii tax filers will get their checks on time.
Things to do in July in Hawaii
This month, treat yourself to a tasty hot dog, learn about Korean culture and beef up your rare coin collection.
How Hawaii Lawmakers Balanced the State Budget
Find out the details of how legislators resolved some debt.
Saving Our Hawaiian Monk Seals
A new Hawaii law makes it a felony to harm a Hawaiian monk seal.
Tough Love
With 8,277 people on probation on Oahu for felonies, along came a revolutionary program called HOPE—the first of its kind in the nation—and now it’s not just helping probationers, it’s transforming law enforcement.
From Our Files
June archives
Things to do in June in Hawaii
In June, listen to the Manoa Strings at Foster Botanical Gardens, raise money for local libraries and eat lots of turkey.
Help Wanted: Hawaii Job Opportunities for Youth
The state receives federal funding for government and nonprofit summer job positions.
Positive News about Hawaii's Public Education System
Twenty-six charter schools statewide prevented all or many of the Furlough Fridays at their campuses.
From Our Files
May archives
Field Guide: Fresh Ideas for Pau Hana
Instead of hitting the bar after work, why not try something new? We found five relaxing pau hana happenings.
Things to do in May in Hawaii
This month celebrate Mom, watch a baby crawling contest, browse books by local authors or check out centuries old European lace.
Group Forms to Urge Hawaii Legislators to Legalize Civil Unions
Citizens for Equal Rights hopes to convince lawmakers to vote on the civil unions bill before the session ends.
How to Talk to Your Legislator
Use this website to learn how to testify at the Legislature and track bills.
Salaries by Job Title: How Much Money Does Everyone Earn in Hawai‘i?
Everyone wants to know how much money everyone else makes—even more now given the gloomy economy. Take a look and find out how your paycheck stacks up.
From Our Files
April archives
Things to Do in April in Hawaii
From the Merrie Monarch Festival to a windward triathlon, this is what's happening in April.
Fort Shafter's Lt. Gen. Mixon Criticized for Don't Ask, Don't Tell Stance
The proposed repeal of the anti-gay military policy stirs controversy from Washington to Hawaii.
Discount Prescription Card Offered to Hawaii’s Uninsured Population
United Networks of America launches the Hawaii RX Card.
Honolulu City Council Bill Proposes Car Impoundment of Prostitute Solicitors
Prostitution may be illegal, but bill won’t curb activity.
Best of Honolulu 2010
Honolulu is full of amazing stuff and we found the best of it. From sandwiches to swimming lessons, first dates to funky shoes; think of this as your key to living better and cheaper in the city.
From Our Files
From Our Files, March 2010, Honolulu Magazine.
Field Guide: Dole Cannery Complex
You may think of Dole only for its history or the theaters, but there’s so much more: Education Works, Mesh, Licious Dishes, Toylynx, China Bazaar.
View Contemporary Art at the Hawaii State Capitol this First Friday
Head over to Beretania Street to check out art at the capitol.
Honolulu Star-Bulletin to Acquire The Honolulu Advertiser
Will Honolulu become a one-paper town?
Harp Therapy
A retired RN puts her antique harp to good use.
Things to Do in March in Hawaii
Things to Do in March in Hawaii, March 2010 Honolulu Magazine
Camping in Hawaii Just Got Easier
With the Presidents Day weekend coming up, many of us will be packing up the tent, grabbing our fishing gear and sleeping under the stars. While camping in Hawaii is fun, it's also an arduous process to get a camping…
Rise Against Plastics Rally at the Hawai‘i State Capitol
Coalition helps people live plastic-free.
From Our Files
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.
Field Guide: Wilder Ave.
This street may look residential upon first glance, but it’s spotted with unique businesses.
Making a Difference: A Donor's Diary
A former KGMB reporter’s story becomes personal.
Things to Do in February in Hawaii
7 Reasons to Get Out in February.
Lunchtime Lectures at Iolani Palace
Learn about Hawaii’s history in Iolani’s archives building.
Things to do in January in Hawaii
7 reasons to get out in January 2010.
Scaled Back Capitol Celebrations
The Hawaii Legislature to skip opening day pomp.
Blue Hawaii
Learn about saving our Islands’ ocean life at the State Capitol.
A Massacre Forgotten
Decades of harsh treatment toward plantation workers resulted in several riotous strikes beginning in the 20th century. One turned deadly. It has since been all but forgotten.
From Our Files
January archives
