10 Memorable Moments from Hawaii's Same-Sex Marriage Debate
Here are some of the most memorable moments in the controversial debate over legalizing same-sex marriage in Hawaii.
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Here are some of the most memorable moments in the controversial debate over legalizing same-sex marriage in Hawaii.
HONOLULU Magazine sat down to chat with Rep. Kaniela Ing late Monday about the reasoning behind his decision to vote in favor of the measure.
When the full Senate reviews the measure on Tuesday, don't expect the session to drag on for days like the House.
HONOLULU Magazine sat down to chat with Jordan late Thursday about the reasoning behind her decision to vote against the measure.
Follow our live coverage of same-sex marriage legislation pending in the Hawaii State Legislature.
The Hawaii House Committees on Judiciary and Finance make a decision on SB1 to legalize same-sex marriage in the state.
On Halloween, we asked supporters and opponents of gay marriage legislation to share their opinions.
Here's how to submit testimony, from now until midnight tomorrow.
Hawaii lawmakers convened at the state Capitol for a special session today to hear testimony on a variety of legislation, but the main task at hand, and the one getting the most buzz, was the controversial measure to legalize marriage for gay couples.
On this sad anniversary, we thought we'd take a look back at the first piece HONOLULU Magazine published in response to the 9/11 attacks.
On Aug. 18, a group of eight from the U.H. Ethnobiology Society’s Hawaii Xplorers Program successfully hiked a 13,680 feet to the peak of Mauna Loa, considered the largest mountain (in circumference) on the planet.
How things have changed since last September, and an update on my fundraiser.
These exchanges will help this family long after we are gone.
In Hawaii, even if you're in a higher place, please don't think that a tsunami will never come.
After volunteering at Hamaguri Hama, we headed to the Rakuten baseball stadium in Sendai to watch a professional game between the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles and the Chiba Lotte Marines.
Both the Japanese and Hawaii cultures are connected to the ocean and land, and understand that there must be a balance in order to achieve sustainability.
This afternoon, as part of the Tomodachi program, the Punahou Intermediate baseball team is being matched up against a local Ishinomaki team.
I'm learning a lot about baseball on this trip and it's fascinating to see and learn the differences between Japanese teams and American teams.
Two years and four months later, the landscape looks improved since my last visit to the devastated areas in September.
It took us two days of long flights, long lines and bus rides to get to our final destination of Sendai, but we are finally here.
After a 10-hour flight, we land in Seoul, South Korea for the night.
Today I will be traveling with the Punahou Gold Intermediate Baseball Team, the coaches and their families on a goodwill trip to the tsunami-affected areas of Japan.
Today, three Native Hawaiian-led organizations and thousands of volunteers are at the forefront of efforts to restore an ahupuaa neighboring Kaneohe to its ancient functions—with lessons for the future.