Editor's Page: Schools and Stars
How we’re covering the public schools this year.
Editor’s Page
Bans and Morality
Sometimes the law is too big for our problems.
Editor's Page: Two for Art
HONOLULU Magazine welcomes two new designers.
Editors Page: On Inouye’s Passing
Hawaii loses more than just its senior senator.
Editor's Page: Our 125th Anniversary
After 1,500 issues, we're still going strong.
Editor's Page: Looking Back
As far as 1888, when this magazine was born.
Editor's Page: You-niversity
Our guide to self-improvement in Honolulu.
Editor's Page: Two Notes
Observations on City Council member Nestor Garcia and UH West Oahu.
Editor's Page: Quest for the Best
The March Best of Honolulu issue is a reader favorite, and a pleasure to research.
Editor's Page: Goodbye, John
HONOLULU Magazine loses a legend.
Editor's Page: Tikis and Talent
Passionate interests make for great magazine features.
Editor's Page: Training Day
Lawsuits, bid protests and turf battles throw new hurdles at the city’s rail project.
Editor's Page: Don’t Worry So Much
The health risks with which you should—and shouldn’t—be concerned.
Editor's Page: Ten Years of Schools Coverage
Looking back on a decade of covering Hawaii’s state Department of Education.
Editor's Page: Things to Do
Pick your favorite restaurants, preserve historic buildings, take a lazy, mountain drive.
Editor's Page: Factories and Symphonies
Behind the scenes of art and industry in Honolulu.
Editor's Page: The Best in Dining
Announcing our Hale Aina Award winners and John Heckathorn’s new Hawaii dining online column.
Editor's Page: Our Veterans
Some soldiers face new challenges at home.
Editor's Page: Of Traditions
Why is it called the Holiday Annual, anyway?
Editor's Page: Family Update
Announcing additions and a promotion.
Editor's Page: Trains Kill Buses
Twenty years of urban rail expansion in Los Angeles has done nothing to improve traffic and a lot to strangle bus service.
Editor's Page: Excellence and Mysteries
This month, we celebrate a national award, and take readers to places they can’t go.
Editor's Page: Building Kapolei
Most people who live in Kapolei don’t work in Kapolei—but would really like to. How can we help?
Editor's Page: The Good Doctor
Real doctors do all the work, TV doctors get all the fame.
