It’s been two decades since Sept. 11, 1992, that cataclysmic day when Hurricane Iniki devastated Kauai with widespread flooding, storm surge and 145 mph winds. With the anniversary upon us, we did a quick survey to see where Hawaii stands, hurricanewise, today.
Classical Keiki: Nonprofit provides free after-school music lessons to children.
...on First Friday in Chinatown and the Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall.
How we named the best new albums in the Islands.
HONOLULU readers last met Kaleikini in Ronna Bolante's Nov. 2007 article, "Bones of Contention."
Why my favorite deep-fried snack can’t be found on Oahu.
License to Pour: A lot of time and effort went into the wine you drink with dinner. Welcome to the ins and outs of getting a liquor license in Honolulu.
One of the hottest issues in national news is the furor over voter ID laws.
Here, we’ve selected images from renowned photographer Wayne Levin, who took the following photographs in Kalaupapa, Molokai. All were taken between 1984 and 1987.
Good journalism isn’t dead. While there are fewer reporters, and Honolulu has become a one-newspaper town, local online-only news outfits pursue solid reporting and somewhat less solid revenues.
Go West, Young Grad!: The UH West Oahu campus opens its doors at last.
Observations on City Council member Nestor Garcia and UH West Oahu.
...on the ethics of meat-eating, and driving cars.
… at potentially spreading a global pandemic, unfortunately.
Maybe the Mainland isn’t so main after all.
Nearly a dozen vintage recordings of mele (songs or chants) for ancient hula have been resurrected, remastered and compiled on a new album, Ancient Hula Hawaiian Style, Volume 1: Hula Kuahu.
