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Unlike last year, the North Shore native has three rivals nipping at his heels.
As the 2016 champ returns to his North Shore home to compete in the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing, he’s taken a slim lead going into the Billabong Pipeline Masters.
Moments after emerging, dripping, from fighting his way into second place in his Nov. 19 heat in sloppy surf, Florence takes a half hour to chat and sign autographs for the next generation of John Johns. “It’s unruly, but it’s fun,” he says to HONOLULU.
Winter in Hawaiʻi means epic surf and world-class competitions on the North Shore. Here’s where these annual contests happen and how to spectate like a pro.
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: Ultimate Frisbee.
The Honolulu Marathon is Dec. 10 this year—18 weeks away. Here’s how to plan now so you’ll be prepared.
A moderate hike with an Instagram-worthy World War II bunker and beautiful views of the North Shore.
This easy trail is a hike through a verdant forest with native trees.
A quick trek with a breathtaking view in Kailua.
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life without leaving Honolulu.
Also known as Kamananui Valley Road, this relaxing trail is great for the whole family.
The Sony Open in Hawai‘i took place Jan. 9–15, bringing 144 of the world’s greatest golf professionals to the Waialae Country Club.
Island Air is getting three new Q400 planes between now and April of this year, with plans to eventually replace their remaining older planes.
The National Park Service marks a century.
Your guide to shopping and nightlife on Lāna‘i.
These off-road adventures are Instagram-worthy.
Hawai‘i’s beach is selected as the top beach in America by a Florida professor.
This moderate hike combines a good workout with spectacular views.
This popular hiking destination is a favorite among dog owners and families.
Soar above Keana Farms in Kahuku on a zip line.
Who better to tell us about Maui’s hotspots than Malika Dudley, Hawaii News Now’s former weekend weather anchor, who now lives in Kihei.
The Hawaii branches of this Japanese chain have things you didn’t even know you needed.