By Staff Reports (Hawaii)–Mayor Peter Carlisle today signed into law Bill 54, which allows the City to remove personal property left on sidewalks, in parks, or on other public property. “It is our responsibility

By Staff Reports (Hawaii)—Mayor Peter B. Carlisle invites island families and visitors to Kapolei Hale on Saturday, December 10, 2011, from 5 p.m., to view the lighting of the City’s 50-foot holiday tree and

By Miguel Gonzalez Editor   Photos by Melanie Gonzalez   (Honolulu)—The 27th edition of the Honolulu City Lights event was a tremendous success with children of all ages attending this great event to admire the

By Staff Reports (Honolulu)–The Honolulu City Lights Wreath contest produced a range of excellent entries, including “Golden Pear” by Marian Bernal, selected as the winner of the Mayor’s Holly Award.   Seventy-two entries were

By Staff Reports (Honolulu)–After the Honolulu City Lights tree lighting ceremony and the Public Workers Electric Light Parade on Saturday, December 3, relax on theCivicCentergrounds for two hours of great entertainment presented by Tihati

From Hawaii Ahe Staff Reports   (Honolulu)–For nearly three decades, Pat Gomes-Woolsey has been immersed at courtside in Hawaii’s time-honored sport of high school volleyball.  Coaching boys and girls from the time she herself was in high school, Pat has never lost

By Hawaii Ahe Staff Reports (Honolulu)–Initially organized on the Iolani Palace grounds in 1883, the steadily expanding Hawaiian Humane Society opened its shelter in the heart of Moiliili in 1942.  Welcoming nearly 30,000 animals annually, The Society, an independent local not for profit,