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July 2014: Table of Contents

Best of Honolulu Once again, we asked for your help finding the tastiest food, the chic-est shopping, the hottest entertainment, the most helpful services, and everything from the yummiest pancakes to the best jewelry repair. Here are the top reader…

June 2014: Table of Contents

Off The Charts We asked some of Hawaii’s top doctors for their most amazing tales. We got stories that include surgery sans anesthesia, a mysterious malady that only affects malihini surfers and a doctor who raised the alarm on a…

May 2014: Table of Contents

On the cover: We graded Hawaii’s public schools using official Department of Education data. Photo by David Croxford. Lettering by Elizabeth Baddeley.   Features Reinventing Round Top The management of Puu Ualakaa State Wayside is changing hands. Here’s what it…

April 2014: Table of Contents

On the cover: There’s a bunch of new developments coming to Honolulu. Photo: Courtesy Howard Hughes Corp. Features Play Ball! An insider looks back to the early days of pro baseball and the Hawaii Islanders. by jim loomis   Boomtown…

February’s Most Popular Stories

The news of a historic Waikiki landmark closing, Honolulu’s ramen burger craze and an exclusive interview with “Dog the Bounty Hunter” are among the top 10 most popular stories/photos on Honolulu Magazine’s website in February.

March 2014: Table of Contents

Stewed beef wonton noodles from Rainbow Tea Stop—only $5.75! Find more super cheap eats in this month's cover story. Photo: Steve Czerniak Features The Painful Path to Same-Sex Marriage in Hawaii A first-person account of the saga. by curt sanburn…

Review: Where to get Cronut-style pastries in Hawaii

You know you're onto something when a network sitcom dedicates an entire episode to buying and selling your product on the black market. And no, we're not talking about drugs, although based on the (still!) insanely long lines, one might…

February 2014: Table of Contents

On the cover: Solar power is hot. Find out what that means for HECO on page 36. Photo: David Croxford Features Why I Left Hawaii Another promising Honolulu artist moved to Portland, Ore. What gives? dana paresa, as told to…