Essay: I’m a Muslim Arab-American. Here’s Why the Immigration Ban is Personal
For this local Muslim-American daughter of Middle Eastern immigrants, the line between the personal and political is blurry.
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Afterthoughts: The Long Walk
The city looks better the slower you see it.
Drones are Everywhere! Here’s How They Affect Businesses, the Earth and Even You
Let’s take a bird’s-eye look at how this hovering technology is affecting businesses, the environment and you personally.
Want Your Voice Heard? Here’s How You Can Get Involved With Local Government
Register to vote or run for your neighborhood board by Friday, Feb. 17.
Thousands of Hawai‘i Public School Teachers March to Demand Better Pay
Public school teachers and supporters march for a livable paycheck.
Q+A: Patrisse Cullors, Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter co-founder talks about the movement, the current political situation and how BLM applies to Hawai‘i.
Twitter is Going Nuts Over Barack Obama’s Backward Hat and Rubbah Slippahs
Vacation mode: activate.
Watch Mesmerizing Video of the Kīlauea “Firehose” Lava Spewing into Sea
Pele puts on a fiery show.
Hilarious Hawai‘i Memes That are Too Real for Locals
Hawai‘i nō ka ʻoi when it comes to the beaches, the food and even our memes.
15 Most Creative and Powerful Signs From the Women’s March in Honolulu
These local women want R.E.S.P.E.C.T.
Facebook Founder Responds to Accusations that He’s a Big, Bad Neighbor on Kaua‘i
Mark Zuckerberg is suing kama‘āina Kaua‘i families to restrict access to his 700-acre beachfront property. Here’s why he says he’s not a bad guy.
Sour Poi Awards: Celebrating the Dumb, the Daft and the Deranged of 2016
Honoring the best of the worst news stories of 2016.
A New Owner Woos Longtime Romantic Favorite Michel’s at the Colony Surf
After a 20-year run, Andy Anderson sells Michel’s.
2017 Sony Open in Hawai‘i: Second Round
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.
President Obama’s Next Job Might Already Be Waiting for Him at Ward Village
Medium White Tee, a new art installation by Brooklyn-based artist and writer Emily Spivack, sells plain, white, size medium T-shirts in honor of President Obama.
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As voted by a panel of experts. Plus, read the stories behind the music.
They’re our everyday heroes in plain clothes—the revered second-generation Japanese American veterans of World War II. Fewer than 250 Hawai‘i nisei vets are known to be alive today in Hawai‘i. And the war is just part of their life stories.