By Staff Reports (Honolulu)– City government offices will be closed on Wednesday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day, a federal holiday.   Emergency ambulance, fire, lifeguard and police services will be available. Municipal

By Staff Reports (Waikiki)– Mayor Peter Carlisle invites everyone to Waikiki on Sunday, July 1 to honor our military veterans and service members at the Mayor’s 2nd Annual Celebration Parade and Sunset on the

By Staff Reports (Koloa)– A dedication was held to mark the completion of Pa’anau Village phase two, a 50-unit affordable rental complex. Located in Kôloa, the project has a mix of one, two and three-bedroom

 By Staff Reports (Kauai)– Kaua’i Police Chief Darryl Perry, Deputy Police Chief Michael Contrades and the Kaua’i Police Commission presented the department’s Officer of the Month recognition to two deserving officers at the Police

By Staff Reports (Maui)–  Hurricane season brings a unique awareness to the Islands of Hawai`i. Dry brush and high winds are currently creating fire hazards around Maui County.  Home fires, wild fires, flash floods, flu

By Staff Reports (Po’ipû )– Approximately 150 people who won incentive trips to Kaua’i earlier this month wanted to do more than just bask in the sun. So they signed up for various community

By Nikki Garrett Metzger (Honolulu) – The tablet war just got real. Microsoft shocked the tech world today with the introduction of not one but TWO radical new tablets. The company unveiled “Surface” –  a

By Staff Reports (Honolulu) – Graduation celebrations, family get-togethers, and backyard barbeques: it’s the season of celebrations and that almost always means lots of FOOD! When you are preparing the dishes for your upcoming