With the Eddie, Waimea Bay Reclaims the Big Wave Spotlight
In 2016, the Quiksilver In Memory of Eddie Aikau competition was held for the first time since 2009.
News & City Life
Finally, Will the Legendary Eddie Aikau Big-Wave Surf Contest Actually Go?
Quiksilver has green-lit the competition for Thursday, Feb. 25.
High Surf Closes Kamehameha Highway on O‘ahu’s North Shore
State limits access to local traffic, TheBus and emergency vehicles.
The Unlikely Story of How the Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra Came Back to Life
Five years after declaring bankruptcy, the newly renamed Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra is not only on budget, it’s traveling to perform on the Neighbor Islands again, hosting internationally renowned guest musicians and attracting new audiences. What happened?
The Eddie Aikau Big-Wave Contest Didn’t Go, But Will It Go Later This Month?
What happened to the Eddie?
A Guide to Everything You Need to Know About the Eddie Before You Go
Don’t venture out to the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau contest until you read this guide.
Actor Woody Harrelson Among Farmers, Lawyers and Others Looking to Open Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in Hawai‘i
Nearly 60 applicants applied to open one of Hawai‘i’s first medical marijuana dispensaries.
Local Shark Scientists Explain Why There Are So Many Shark Attacks in Hawai‘i
Hawai‘i’s shark researchers are some of the world’s best. Here’s what they say about our recent spike of shark attacks.
Director Stephan Jost Steps Down from the Honolulu Museum of Art in March
Jost will leave his position as the head of the museum to become director and CEO of the largest art museum in Canada.
5 Football Legends Will be Honored at the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame
Meet the inductees on Saturday, Jan. 30.
Gov. David Ige Outlines His Plans for Hawai‘i in 2016
The governor delivered his second State of the State address. Read the full text of his speech.
WATCH LIVE: 12 Fallen U.S. Marines Are Memorialized in Hawai‘i
The unfortunate accident off the coast of O‘ahu prompted a statement of sympathy from President Barack Obama.
Walk Inside the Controversial Telescopes Atop Mauna Kea Starting This Month
New free tours of observatories aim to show a symbiotic relationship between culture and science on this sacred mountain.
See Hawaiʻi’s Next Pro Football Stars at This Weekend’s Pacific Football Classic
High-school football players will come together at Aloha Stadium for a two-day competition.
5 New or Updated Hawai‘i State Laws You Need to Know About in 2016
Get to know the new rules in 2016.
The Top 10 Online Stories From 2015 That Resonated With HONOLULU Readers
As 2015 comes to a close, we take some time to reflect on our most popular stories of the year.
What’s Open or Closed in Honolulu on New Year’s Day 2016
In observance of New Year’s Day, some Honolulu City and County services will be canceled or reduced.
O‘ahu, Get Ready for a No-Drone Zone, President Barack Obama is in Town
As President Barack Obama heads into his final year of his term, O‘ahu braces for a no-drone zone during his presidential vacation.
Thousands Turn Out to Fix a Huge Hole in This 800-Year-Old He‘eia Fishpond
Volunteers formed a human chain to pass rocks to fill an 80-foot hole in the historic fishpond.
Upcoming Road Closures in Hawai‘i: October 9–17, 2015
Plan ahead with this weekend’s road closures on O‘ahu, Kaua‘i, Maui and the Big Island.
Are You Prepared For Hurricanes Ignacio and Jimena?
Hurricane season in Hawai‘i is not over yet.
10 Things You Need to Know to Prepare For Tropical Storm Kilo
Tropical Storm Kilo may turn into a hurricane over the weekend.
Students in Nānākuli Take on “Stink Pond”
Students from the Mālama ʻĀina Field School in Nānākuli advance their classroom skills in order to try and save part of their community.
HONOLULU Magazine Wins Big at the Hawai‘i Publishers Association’s Awards
HONOLULU Magazine scored big at this year’s Pa‘i Awards, given by the Hawaii Publishers Association.
