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Honolulu Needs 38,000 Lei by Memorial Day for Punchbowl Cemetery Tribute — Here's How to Help

Honolulu needs 38,000 handmade lei by May 24 for the Memorial Day tribute at Punchbowl Cemetery. Community groups and families are mobilizing for this meaningful tradition that honors fallen service…

Leilani Reyes · May 16, 2026

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Downtown Art Center Opens 'Dance on the Edge of the Witches' Cauldron' with Five Hawai'i Masters

Five distinguished Hawai'i artists — Fred Roster, Pat Hickman, Allyn Bromley, Sally French and Linda Kane — unite at Downtown…

May 16, 2026

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North Shore 'Open for Business' — But Storm Recovery From March Kona Low Continues Behind the Scenes

North Shore businesses welcome tourists back two months after devastating March floods, but $495K in relief funds and ongoing drainage…

May 16, 2026

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Bill 60 Clears the Way: HART Begins Planning Skyline Extensions to UH Manoa and West Kapolei

May 16, 2026

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Chinatown Arch Rises at Kekaulike Mall as Phase One of Two-Year Revitalization Push

May 16, 2026

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Shinnyo Lantern Floating Returns to Ala Moana Beach for 28th Memorial Day Ceremony

May 16, 2026

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Outrigger Launches $100M Overhaul of Waikiki Beach Resort, Largest Renovation in Company History

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Outrigger Launches $100M Overhaul of Waikiki Beach Resort, Largest Renovation in Company History

David Tanaka · May 16, 2026

BoxJelly Returns: Honolulu's Original Co-Working Pioneer Plants a Flag in Chinatown

David Tanaka · May 15, 2026

First Sonic Drive-In on Oahu Opens in Kapolei This May

Ryan Matsumoto · May 13, 2026

Minimum Wage Hits $16 — Honolulu Restaurant Owners Weigh In on What Changes

David Tanaka · May 10, 2026

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Shinnyo Lantern Floating Returns to Ala Moana Beach for 28th Memorial Day Ceremony

May 16, 2026

Honolulu's Official Bird Gets Its Day: 11th Annual Manu o Kū Festival Lands at Iolani Palace

May 15, 2026

Jack Johnson Headlines Blaisdell This Thursday — Plus the Full Week of Live Music in Honolulu

May 12, 2026

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Honolulu Needs 38,000 Lei by Memorial Day for Punchbowl Cemetery Tribute — Here's How to Help

May 16, 2026

Two Months After the Kona Low, North Shore Quietly Rebuilds Even as Haleiwa Welcomes Visitors Back

May 14, 2026

$55 Million OHA Transfer Approved: What It Means for Native Hawaiian Programs on Oahu

May 12, 2026

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Honolulu Needs 38,000 Lei by Memorial Day for Punchbowl Cemetery Tribute — Here's How to Help

Latest News

Downtown Art Center Opens 'Dance on the Edge of the Witches' Cauldron' with Five Hawai'i Masters

North Shore 'Open for Business' — But Storm Recovery From March Kona Low Continues Behind the Scenes

Bill 60 Clears the Way: HART Begins Planning Skyline Extensions to UH Manoa and West Kapolei

Chinatown Arch Rises at Kekaulike Mall as Phase One of Two-Year Revitalization Push

Shinnyo Lantern Floating Returns to Ala Moana Beach for 28th Memorial Day Ceremony

Outrigger Launches $100M Overhaul of Waikiki Beach Resort, Largest Renovation in Company History

Business & Economy

Outrigger Launches $100M Overhaul of Waikiki Beach Resort, Largest Renovation in Company History

BoxJelly Returns: Honolulu's Original Co-Working Pioneer Plants a Flag in Chinatown

First Sonic Drive-In on Oahu Opens in Kapolei This May

Minimum Wage Hits $16 — Honolulu Restaurant Owners Weigh In on What Changes

Events

Shinnyo Lantern Floating Returns to Ala Moana Beach for 28th Memorial Day Ceremony

Honolulu's Official Bird Gets Its Day: 11th Annual Manu o Kū Festival Lands at Iolani Palace

Jack Johnson Headlines Blaisdell This Thursday — Plus the Full Week of Live Music in Honolulu

Community

Honolulu Needs 38,000 Lei by Memorial Day for Punchbowl Cemetery Tribute — Here's How to Help

Two Months After the Kona Low, North Shore Quietly Rebuilds Even as Haleiwa Welcomes Visitors Back

$55 Million OHA Transfer Approved: What It Means for Native Hawaiian Programs on Oahu

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