A few of Hawai‘i’s best teachers share their thoughts on how to improve the state’s public education system—and how they’ve managed to excel in their own classrooms.
The state rolled out its a new-and-improved version of its teacher evaluations in 2015.
(Sponsored) Learn more about prominent Hawai‘i leaders and businesses in this special-section black-and-white photo essay.
Humble hometown hero selected No. 2 in draft by Tennessee.
A look back at Honolulu from April 1925 to 2005.
After working for 17 years as an executive in the hospitality industry, Teri Orton was named general manager of the Hawai‘i Convention Center in late 2013.
The Aloha State now has the highest number of homeless per capita in the nation. What are we doing to help the individuals and families living on the streets?
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: taiko drumming.
Honolulu gets into the giving spirit.
Here are a handful of our favorite new O‘ahu boutiques, plus a few uprooted shops that are thriving in their new plots.
I documented the difficult experience of reconnecting with my homeless father.
When it comes to desserts, Kaimukī is tops.
If you can make it here, they will remember you— at the new Wai‘anae Coast Hall of Fame.
This year, IONA celebrates its 25th anniversary.
Don’t miss: a frozen treat, a new spot and a local sammie shop.
Gauging what’s hot and what’s not in Honolulu.
A new Lā‘ie marketplace strives for a nostalgic feel.
Do something new this month: Don a kilt, run through Kailua or learn a new recipe from local chefs.
The Garden Club of Honolulu’s flower show happens only once every three years.
Strive HI digs into the performances of Hawai‘i’s schools, and ranks them.
Education, homelessness and sweet things.
