Unsolicited Advice: No More Aloha
A few months ago, two Oahu crosswalks made headlines when a mystery graffiti writer added eight white lines to each of them, spelling out the word “ALOHA.”
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A few months ago, two Oahu crosswalks made headlines when a mystery graffiti writer added eight white lines to each of them, spelling out the word “ALOHA.”
Take a moment to thank your favorite teacher.
A proposal in the Hawaii state Legislature would allow for same-day voter registration.
With the primary—and general—election still months away, we thought we’d chat up some local political pundits to get their big Campaign 2014 predictions.
Today former Mayor Mufi Hannemann declared he will run as the candidate for the newly created Hawaii Independent Party.
We take a look at political folks frequently found in the media spotlight—very frequently.
Introducing our Politics Blog. This is HONOLULU Magazine’s first deep dive into continuing political coverage.
Hawaii politicos, campaign veterans and even a homegrown etiquette expert share what sign wavers should—and shouldn’t—do when they’re out on the streets.
Campaign 2014 is still taking shape, but a few hotly contested races are already lighting up our radar.
Tips to get you to the polls on time, or even earlier.
More than 600 acres at Turtle Bay Resort on the North Shore would permanently be put off limits to development.
Kapolei High's class of 2023 starts here.
We had a front-row seat at the implosion of the 110-year-old Honolulu Symphony.
Iconic signs serve as beacons of our community. But they can disappear in a blink.