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Honolulu Festival Honored with the 2026 Hawai‘i Tourism Legacy Award
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Plan Your Visit: Hawaiʻi Convention Center Map, Vendors & Stage Schedule Now Available
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Discover Japanese Food Culture with “Oko Art” – Kids Okonomiyaki Decorating Workshop
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The Winner of the Annual Maui Mikoshi Design Contest 【Baldwin High School】
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Your Guide to the Perfect Weekend in Honolulu: Oct. 29–Nov. 4, 2026
Surf in costume, dance at a Hindu celebration, see an ominous opera, watch a manta ray documentary and more. -
A Coffee Lover’s Guide to Pumpkin Spice Lattes in Honolulu
These 15 local coffee shops put their own spin on a fall tradition. -
Behind the Book with What Whispers Back Contributors
True local spine-tinglers are back in print alongside new works of eerie Hawai‘i fiction in this double-sided anthology. -
Scoreboard – November 1, 2026
SCOREBOARD — LOCAL SPORTS CALENDAR & RESULTS LOCAL SPORTS SCOREBOARD CALENDAR TODAY BASKETBALL College men: Hoops in Hawaii Tip-Off Classic: Seventh Place, Adelphi (N.Y.) vs. Cham… -
Radford’s Kozuma, Mililani’s Bitterman win individual golds
This time, the course at Hawaii Preparatory Academy was pristine, green and, most importantly, dry. -
UC Davis proves to be a worthy contender, sweeps Wahine
The Hawaii women’s volleyball team found another contender for the Mountain West Conference championship. -
Honolulu expecting election day surge of in-person voting
With early returns of mail-in ballots from Oahu voters continuing to lag by about 20% compared to the same point in the last midterm general election in 2022, Honolulu elections o… -
Kokua Line: Can neighbor get help applying for SNAP?
Question: Can I get help signing up an elderly neighbor for food stamps? I’ve been sharing groceries but have limited funds myself. I’m pretty sure she must qualify but I’m not su… -
Column: The political machine revs up for more Honolulu rail taxes
The counties are expected to push hard in next year’s Legislature for a forever extension of the 0.5% general excise tax surcharge that started out as a 15-year tax to build Honol… -
Letter: Defunding police, prisons not ideal
There are many factors that determine whom a person votes for. Many just always vote along party lines. Votes might go to a politician based on his race, sex or religion. It shoul… -
‘I Have To Be Involved’: Natalie Iwasa Has Been Rocking The Boat For 20 Years
The Hawaiʻi Kai resident has advice for other residents who want to tackle community issues. -
A 5K Run That Teaches Us About Supporting Our Homeless Neighbors
The key to this fundraising event is the handoff. Students launched it, and then made sure that future students would carry it forth. -
Lawsuit: Honolulu Officials Protected Firefighter Accused Of Rape
The Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office declined to file charges against a battalion chief accused of raping a colleague in his office, the complaint says.
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[Sister Event] ASOBIEXPO HAWAII 2027 Returns to Hawaii!
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Limited 30th Anniversary Honolulu Festival Official T-Shirt
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Discover Japanese Sake Culture at the 30th Honolulu Festival – Sake & Food Fest
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All the Spooky, Scary, Tricksy Halloween Fun on O‘ahu
Spooky season is on. Here’s where you can chase ghosts, pick pumpkins, scream your head off or parade your fabulous costume. -
Halloween Parties, Food & Drink Specials for Grownups This Spooky, Fiendish Week
Zombies, Halloween menus and parties for the 21+ crowd. -
Your Guide to the Perfect Weekend in Honolulu: Oct. 22–28, 2026
Walk with costumed pups in support of the Hawaiian Humane Society, hear Hawaiian stories, see a nostalgic play and more. -
In His Words: Why Jon Matsubara Closed Feast Last Week (But You Can Still Get Lobster Rolls)
Feast still has its KCC Farmers Market booth, but the rest is up in the air. Here’s the story. -
Gifts left behind from coach June Jones can be seen across Hawaii
While watching top-ranked Kapolei win convincingly to advance to the OIA championship game Friday, I was reminded of one of the many things June Jones, who died Wednesday at 73, d… -
Hawaii men’s basketball team ready to put chemistry on display
Entering the offseason in April, the Hawaii basketball team was in fast-break mode. -
HPU men, Hilo women qualify for soccer tourney
The Hawaii Pacific men and Hawaii Hilo women will compete in their respective PacWest Soccer Championships, which start Thursday. -
Warmer future could bring stronger storms closer to Hawaii, study finds
The current hurricane season, which runs through November, underscored Hawaii’s vulnerabilities to tropical cyclones, and a new University of Hawaii study predicts a warmer future… -
Court breaks impasse over elections commission meetings
The Hawaii Supreme Court has broken a “Catch-22” dilemma that has prevented the state Elections Commission from holding monthly meetings since its last one in June. -
Letter: Do logical thing and vote against Trump
Columnist Cal Thomas describes the president’s talents as an “annoying personality … narcissistic behavior” and then asks voters to support him in the midterms (“Trump and GOP sho… -
The Sunday Mini: Nov. 1
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The Sunshine Blog: This AI Agent Has A Story To Tell About Lahaina
Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawai‘i. -
10 Races To Watch In Hawaiʻi’s Nov. 3 Election
Contests could upset the balance of power in Maui, Kauaʻi and Hawaiʻi island. Constitutional amendments and charter changes are also on the ballot. -
Supreme Court Orders Hawaiʻi Elections Commission Back To Work
The unanimous decision ends a nearly five-month impasse and comes just days before the general election.
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Explore the Performance Stages of the 30th Honolulu Festival!
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Hitomi Shimatani’s “PEACE STOCK” Mini-Concert at the 30th Honolulu Festival
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Join the “SUSHI to me!” Sushi Making & Tasting Workshop
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5 Questions with Lahaina Tacos’ New Viral Influencer
The world is, like, ob-[pause]-sessed with Pedro Haro. So are we. -
At Buns Gone Wong, Wagyu Burgers Start at $7
Brian Wong pops up with his Oklahoma-style smash burgers weekly in Mapunapuna and Waikīkī. -
While We Weren’t Looking, a New Bakeshop and Deli Appeared in Mō‘ili‘ili
Hō‘ili‘ili Market, Farm Link’s locally sourced grocery store, has brought in veteran chefs to craft fresh dessert and deli items on site. -
Television and radio – November 1, 2026
ON THE AIR Listings are for Spectrum and Hawaiian Telcom analog/digital. *—premium station. **—retelecast. ***—delayed. Check your TV guide for latest updates. ON THE AIR — TV & R… -
Saint Damien holds off ‘Iolani to claim ILH crown, D-I state berth
Wyatt Ho-Williams ran for a 6-yard touchdown with 2:43 left as Saint Damien hung on for a 20-13 win over ‘Iolani, securing a Division I state-tournament berth. -
Ganot issues Coaches vs. Cancer challenge
In the battle against cancer, Hawaii basketball coach Eran Ganot issued this challenge: Match my pledge. -
Economic woes have residents leaving Hawaii, delaying retirement
For 38 years, Julie Gabot has cleaned hotel rooms and worked additional jobs to help support her family. -
Kamehameha Schools, county partnering to steward West Maui water resources
Maui County and Kamehameha Schools would share stewardship of Lahaina water resources under a proposed agreement announced Friday by the county. -
Tax department ‘whistleblower’ now under investigation after director cleared of allegations
State Tax Director Gary Suganuma has been cleared of allegations he had violated the Department of Taxation’s Workplace Violence Action Plan and various executive branch policies … -
Letter: Green should have donated ad funds
I have no idea how much money Gov. Josh Green has in his war chest, but being the incumbent, it’s likely a sizeable amount. With everybody and his brother knowing that he is going… -
Lauhala Basket Is Back In Proposed Election Tiebreaker Rules
The proposed administrative regulations could still result in the use of a basket and plastic capsules to determine winners by random lot. -
Will Caron: Squid Pro Quo
Politics, policy and public affairs as seen through the eyes of our political cartoonist. -
Beth Fukumoto: Bet On It – Hawaiʻi’s Lawmakers Will Again Mull Gambling
Kalshi is writing campaign checks, as are other gaming interests that either want Hawaiʻi to open itself to gambling or stay closed.
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