Honolulu is Getting its First Protected Bike Lane on King Street—Here’s What You Need to Know
Cyclists, drivers and pedestrians: Here’s everything you need to know to safely navigate King Street’s new cycle track.
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The 8 Most Endangered Historic Places in Hawai‘i
The Historic Hawai‘i Foundation, the state Historic Preservation Division and HONOLULU Magazine compile an annual list of some of our state’s most endangered sites.
2015 Hale ‘Aina Award Winners: The Best Restaurants in Hawai‘i
See the full list of winners for Hawai‘i's best restaurant awards.
Who Won Hawai‘i’s 2014 General Election?
Download the results now.
James “Duke” Aiona Reacts to Losing Hawai‘i Governor’s Race
The Republican candidate reflects on his loss to David Ige in the Hawai‘i governor’s race.
Live Blog: Live Results, Commentary and Observations From Hawai‘i State General Election Day
Join us on Twitter for live election results, commentary and observations.
What’s Open and Closed in Honolulu for General Election Day
Find out what's open and closed today with this running list.
Everything You Need to Know to Cast Your Hawai‘i Ballot Today
If you haven’t voted yet, here’s what you need to know.
What You Need to Know About Hawai‘i Constitutional Amendment 2
The amendment would support the local food industry and agriculture. Here’s how.
Bad New Bug in Town
State agriculture officials find pest on Maui that eats a wide range of crops.
Where Can You Vote Early, Before the Nov. 4 General Election?
Walk-in voting begins this week for registered voters in Hawai‘i.
How Hurricane Ana Got Its Name
Ever wonder how a storm gets its name?
8 Ways to Keep Boredom at Bay During Hurricane Lane
Stave off cabin fever with these fun time-killing activities.
What’s Closed or Canceled in Honolulu Due to Hurricane Ana
Honolulu organizers are canceling events as Hurricane approaches the Islands. Here’s a list of all the cancellations and closures in Honolulu.
A Record Year for Hawai‘i Libertarian Candidates
Third-largest party in the U.S. yet to win elective office in Hawai‘i.
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Or why a Jewish guy is eating Chinese food at his son’s bar mitzvah in Kāhala.
Five years after declaring bankruptcy, the newly renamed Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra is not only on budget, it’s traveling to perform on the Neighbor Islands again, hosting internationally renowned guest musicians and attracting new audiences. What happened?