These Japanese-American Vets Once Faced Discrimination, but Now They’re Heroes
Remembering the Japanese-American veterans who became America’s secret weapon.
News & City Life
What’s Open or Closed in Honolulu for Thanksgiving 2016
Your guide to which Honolulu City and County services will be available or suspended in observance of Thanksgiving on Nov. 24, 2016.
What’s Open or Closed in Honolulu for Veterans Day 2016
Here’s your guide to which Honolulu City and County services will be available or suspended in observance of Veterans Day on Nov. 11, 2016.
Hawai‘i’s John John Florence Wins His First World Surf Tour Championship
Fulfilling what many called his destiny since he was a child riding Pipeline on the North Shore, the Eddie Aikau winner dominates at Supertubos in Portugal.
HONOLULU Magazine’s Publisher Receives Prestigious Governor’s Award
Congrats to our publisher, Alyson Helwagen! And the team!
Local Filmmaker Wins Prestigious Carnegie Medal for Saving Shark-Attack Victim’s Life
Keoni Bowthorpe wins Carnegie Medal for Heroism after saving surfer Colin Cook from a tiger shark in 2015.
Genki Sushi Reopens After Being Linked to Hepatitis A Source
State Health Department clears sushi chain after massive cleanup.
Forget Hurricane Lester, the World’s Best Environmental Conference is in Honolulu
The IUCN World Conservation Congress at the Hawai‘i Convention Center is the Super Bowl of environmental science and culture, with amazing speakers and exhibits to educate and awe the entire family.
President Obama Urges Leaders in Hawai‘i to Save the Planet From Climate Change
Obama calls for action at the East-West Center.
What’s Open or Closed in Honolulu When President Barack Obama and World Conservation Congress Come to Town
Starting Wednesday, traffic will grind to a halt in Honolulu around the Neal S. Blaisdell Center and the Hawai‘i Convention Center because of the World Conservation Congress. Then come the hurricanes—Madeline and Lester. Here’s what you need to know.
What You Must Know About Hepatitis A and Where to Get Vaccinated Right Now
Now that the primary source of the recent outbreak of infectious hepatitis has been identified, does it still make sense to get a shot? Yes. Here’s why.
Big Cleanup Effort Keeps Kahuku Clean and Country
The formerly endangered Kahuku Point gets a cleanup, thanks to a volunteer workday this past weekend.
Hawai‘i Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard Nominates Bernie Sanders for POTUS
U.S. Representative praises Bernie Sanders for his aloha.
What you Need to Know About Tropical Storm Darby
The storm is set to bring some heavy weather to the Islands this weekend.
U.S Rep. Mark Takai dies at 49
The congressman had been battling pancreatic cancer.
New Plantation-Style Village for Homeless Families One Step Closer to Reality
Kahauiki Village brings community together to provide affordable housing for Hawaiʻi
The Iconic Polynesian Voyaging Canoe Hōkule‘a Sails to Massachusetts
It may be docked in Boston, but won’t be dumping any tea into the harbor.
The City Will Begin Repaving Roads in Kuakini, Liliha and Puʻunui
More roads are getting a makeover.
Vice President Joe Biden is Coming to Town
The one-day stop includes high-level international meetings and a tour of RIMPAC.
Check With Your Doctor If You Recently Ate at the Waikele Center Baskin Robbins
O‘ahu’s ongoing hepatitis A outbreak continues to infect local residents; vaccinations are recommended.
You Don’t Need to Get Out of Your Car to Register to Vote in Hawai‘i
State offers drive-thru voter registration.
The City Wants to Use This Water Wheel to Rid the Ala Wai Canal of Trash
Eco-groups move forward with plans to clean up the Ala Wai.
RIMPAC, the World’s Largest Maritime Exercise, is Happening Now in Honolulu
You may have noticed the military vessels pulling into Pearl Harbor over the past couple of days. Don’t worry, they come in peace.
Hawai‘i Becomes First U.S. State to Place Gun Owners into a National Database
The governor approves three legislative measures targeted at gun control.
