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Afterthoughts: Google Maps Can’t Keep Up with the Rapidly Changing Face of Honolulu

Takin’ it to the streets.

Katrina Valcourt,

Find Old School Haunts And New Grinds On Honolulus King Street Past University Avenue Chirashi

Your O‘ahu Neighborhood Guide: King Street at University Avenue in Honolulu

There are plenty of old-school haunts and new grinds on the mauka side of King Street past University Avenue.

James Charisma, Photos by David Croxford, Photos by James Nakamura,

Your Oahu Neighborhood Guide Kamehameha Highway In Wahiawa Surfers Coffee Bar Cover

Your O‘ahu Neighborhood Guide: Kamehameha Highway in Wahiawā

Old meets new in this unique O‘ahu neighborhood off the beaten path.

Natalie Schack, Photos by Aaron K. Yoshino,

Light Up the Holidays with Four Seasons’ 2019 December Event Lineup

(Sponsored) Get into the Christmas spirit with a tree-lighting ceremony, shop the last Moonlight Market of the year, plan a holiday staycation on the West Side and more.

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Use This Online Tool to Research Local Businesses You Want to Hire

(Sponsored) Before you spend a cent or sign a contract, check out new businesses, individuals or licensed professionals with the Hawai‘i Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs BusinessCheck.

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Your O‘ahu Neighborhood Guide: Kamehameha Highway in Pearl City

This three-block strip of Kamehameha Highway from Neal S. Blaisdell Park to the Waiau Power Plant in Pearl City reveals an old-school neighborhood grappling with growth, development and rail.

Jayna Omaye, Photos by David Croxford,

Andys Sandwiches And Smoothies Editors Letter

Editor’s Page: HONOLULU’s Long History with Andy’s Sandwiches and Smoothies

It all began with a bowl of lentil soup and a brownie.

Christi Young,

Yes, That Big Red Box in Honolulu’s Chinatown (and Waikīkī) is Talking to You

Shinae Lee, Photos by David Croxford,

5 Things Every Local Should Know About Flood Risk in Hawai‘i

(Sponsored) Don’t let water damage rain on your parade. If you own or rent a home, here’s what the Hawai‘i DCCA Insurance Division says you need to know about flood risk.

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Your O‘ahu Neighborhood Guide: Waipahu Depot Street

Mauka of Farrington Highway, this street holds some of the plantation town’s sweetest memories. But they’re disappearing fast.

Katrina Valcourt, Photos by David Croxford,

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Your O‘ahu Neighborhood Guide: Kaimukī’s Kapahulu Avenue in Honolulu

Field Guide tells the stories of people and businesses along Honolulu’s streets. This month: little shops, lots of foot traffic, local food and friendly landlords keep the 700 block of Kapahulu Avenue humming.

Don Wallace, Photos by David Croxford,

O‘ahu Shopping Guide: The Best Boutiques in Kaimukī

HONOLULU Magazine’s style editors spill on where to go and what to buy to shop like a local.

Brie Thalmann,

8 New Treats to Try at the KCC Farmers Market This Summer

Come for the healthy greens and fruit, then linger over more recent arrivals—ube and taro tarts, macadamia nut soft serve, honey slushies and sausage sushi.

Don Wallace,

O‘ahu Shopping Guide: The Best Boutiques in Chinatown and Downtown Honolulu

HONOLULU Magazine’s style editors spill on where to go and what to buy to shop like a local.

Brie Thalmann,

Use This Checklist to Get the Most Out of Your Hurricane Insurance

(Sponsored) Mother Nature happens. To help you prepare for possible hurricane damage, the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Insurance Division shares 17 pre- and post-storm tips.

Site Staff,

Neighborhoods

Takin’ it to the streets.

There are plenty of old-school haunts and new grinds on the mauka side of King Street past University Avenue.

Old meets new in this unique O‘ahu neighborhood off the beaten path.

(Sponsored) Get into the Christmas spirit with a tree-lighting ceremony, shop the last Moonlight Market of the year, plan a holiday staycation on the West Side and more.

(Sponsored) Before you spend a cent or sign a contract, check out new businesses, individuals or licensed professionals with the Hawai‘i Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs BusinessCheck.

This three-block strip of Kamehameha Highway from Neal S. Blaisdell Park to the Waiau Power Plant in Pearl City reveals an old-school neighborhood grappling with growth, development and rail.

It all began with a bowl of lentil soup and a brownie.

(Sponsored) Don’t let water damage rain on your parade. If you own or rent a home, here’s what the Hawai‘i DCCA Insurance Division says you need to know about flood risk.

Mauka of Farrington Highway, this street holds some of the plantation town’s sweetest memories. But they’re disappearing fast.

Field Guide tells the stories of people and businesses along Honolulu’s streets. This month: little shops, lots of foot traffic, local food and friendly landlords keep the 700 block of Kapahulu Avenue humming.

HONOLULU Magazine’s style editors spill on where to go and what to buy to shop like a local.

Come for the healthy greens and fruit, then linger over more recent arrivals—ube and taro tarts, macadamia nut soft serve, honey slushies and sausage sushi.

HONOLULU Magazine’s style editors spill on where to go and what to buy to shop like a local.

(Sponsored) Mother Nature happens. To help you prepare for possible hurricane damage, the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Insurance Division shares 17 pre- and post-storm tips.