Wait Your Tern: Native Birds Stall Honolulu Museum of Art Maintenance Project
White terns, known as manu-o-Kū in Hawaiian, are listed as a threatened species by the state.
News & City Life
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Former aio Accounting Clerk for Bank and Tax Fraud
Indictment indicates “complex scheme” to divert payments intended for HONOLULU Magazine.
Afterthoughts: Beginning to See the Light
I’ve been overthinking light bulbs.
Meet the Young Hawaiian Activists Who Are Making a Difference in the Islands
A new wave of Hawaiian activism is surging through our community. Beyond sovereignty debates and pushback on development, younger Hawaiian leaders are emerging and reshaping advocacy in Hawai‘i.
Does Hawai‘i’s Public School System Need a Revolution?
What’s going to happen to our 180,000 students this fall?
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions Defends “Sitting on an Island in the Pacific” Remark
He says “I wasn't diminishing the judge on the island of Hawai‘i, that beautiful place.”
Ben Cayetano Runs a Full Page Ad Asking Donald Trump to Yank Funding for Rail
In The Washington Post ad, the former Hawai‘i governor recalls meeting Trump at a Miss Universe pageant in Honolulu.
U.S. Attorney General Disses Federal Judge “Sitting on an Island in the Pacific”
After Attorney General Jeff Sessions commented about Hawai‘i Federal Judge Derrick Watson’s travel-ban block, Twitter users from Congress to Kaka‘ako react with #islandinthepacific.
6 Things You Need to Know About Rat Lungworm Disease Before You Eat a Salad
Everyone’s talking about the recent disease outbreak affecting the Islands. Find out what it is, where it comes from and how you can prevent it.
Everything You Learned About Treating Jellyfish Stings is Wrong
Don’t pee on them, for starters.
Travel-Ban #BoycottHawaii Backfires as Twitter Laughs It Off
Aloha, #BoycottHawaii.
Afterthoughts: That Bag
The Servco Toyota sport bag is a Hawai‘i classic.
HONOLULU Magazine is a Four-Time Finalist in the 2017 National CRMA Awards
Congrats to the team for being recognized by the City and Regional Magazine Association for writing, design and multiplatform storytelling.
Essay: I’m a Muslim Arab-American. Here’s Why the Immigration Ban is Personal
For this local Muslim-American daughter of Middle Eastern immigrants, the line between the personal and political is blurry.
Afterthoughts: The Long Walk
The city looks better the slower you see it.
Drones are Everywhere! Here’s How They Affect Businesses, the Earth and Even You
Let’s take a bird’s-eye look at how this hovering technology is affecting businesses, the environment and you personally.
Want Your Voice Heard? Here’s How You Can Get Involved With Local Government
Register to vote or run for your neighborhood board by Friday, Feb. 17.
Thousands of Hawai‘i Public School Teachers March to Demand Better Pay
Public school teachers and supporters march for a livable paycheck.
Q+A: Patrisse Cullors, Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter co-founder talks about the movement, the current political situation and how BLM applies to Hawai‘i.
Twitter is Going Nuts Over Barack Obama’s Backward Hat and Rubbah Slippahs
Vacation mode: activate.
Watch Mesmerizing Video of the Kīlauea “Firehose” Lava Spewing into Sea
Pele puts on a fiery show.
Hilarious Hawai‘i Memes That are Too Real for Locals
Hawai‘i nō ka ʻoi when it comes to the beaches, the food and even our memes.
15 Most Creative and Powerful Signs From the Women’s March in Honolulu
These local women want R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
Facebook Founder Responds to Accusations that He’s a Big, Bad Neighbor on Kaua‘i
Mark Zuckerberg is suing kama‘āina Kaua‘i families to restrict access to his 700-acre beachfront property. Here’s why he says he’s not a bad guy.
