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News Archive
Q&A: Sen. Brian Schatz
Honolulu talks with U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz about his new job, how the Senate really operates and what his plans are for the Islands.
Local digital media group wants to keep creatives in Honolulu
Hawaii Association of Media Arts wants to unite local creative talent with Hawaii's digital media and interactive entertainment industry professionals.
Keck Observatory 20th Anniversary
The W. M. Keck Observatory celebrates its 20th anniversary this month.
Unsolicited Advice: Replacing Macy's
We had been preparing unsolicited advice that the downtown Macy’s was overdue for a thorough remodeling. Before we could get that out, Macy’s announced in January it was closing the store.
Editor's Page: Two for Art
HONOLULU Magazine welcomes two new designers.
Illinois vs. Hawaii: The battle for Obama's presidential library
An underdog Hawaii committee hopes to land Barack Obama's eventual presidential library, and is getting a more-than-4-year headstart.
Great White Sharks in Hawaii? More Likely Than You Think
Research reveals great white sharks’ swim patterns include the Hawaiian Islands.
Best Dentists In Hawaii 2013
Whether it’s for a routine checkup or more specialized work, here's a list of 237 top dentists in the Islands.
Afterthoughts: What would you want your final words to be?
One Last Thing
What’s Hawaii’s Most Expensive High School? It’s not Punahou School.
The most expensive high school in Hawaii isn’t on Oahu, it's actually on the Big Island.
Unsolicited Advice: Kamaaina Tours
Wouldn’t it be great if there were kamaaina versions of the tours themselves?
Hawaii’s Most Dangerous Jobs
Here are the six deadliest industries in Hawaii.
Parking in Honolulu
Here, we take a look into the world of parking in Honolulu.
Workplace Secrets in Honolulu
We spoke to people in a wide range of professions—teacher, waxer, gravedigger—to find out the nitty-gritty details of what they do at work, and why.
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Long Reads
Just months ago, we had the opportunity to talk with Herb Kane, as powerful an artist as Hawaii has ever produced.
The potent dramatization of Chinatown’s WWII role servicing the military via paid affection feels like a game changer in locally sourced film production.