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Lee Cataluna: Work from home era may leave rail behind
What if one of the after-effects of COVID-19 is that Oahu doesn’t need rail as much anymore? Read more
What if one of the after-effects of COVID-19 is that Oahu doesn’t need rail as much anymore? Read more
“Coming to Hawaii was the best thing that ever happened to me,” he said, and then added, “Well, I have a number of ‘best things’ that happened to me. But being accepted here was one of them.” Read more
If you’ve ever been through major surgery or been with someone who is recovering from surgery, you know that a significant factor in recovery is the mean nurse who makes you get up and walk. Read more
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Sen. Breene Harimoto called himself “maybe the most reluctant political candidate ever.” Read more
This unlocking of the lockdown is confusing, frustrating and filled with situational irony. Read more
Remember when airlines started flying again after Sept. 11, 2001, and just traveling between the islands took on a whole new level of seriousness, security and bureaucracy? Who would have ever thought that interisland travel would get even more complicated than that? Read more
For more than 50 years, Hawaii’s governors have warned about the need to diversify the economy. Read more
The tricky part now is how to balance being careful with trying to restart and rebuild the economy. Read more
Our state is facing arguably its greatest economic crisis since WWII, and the brain trust in charge of charting a path out of this economic devastation is whining about how they’re getting their feelings hurt by members of the Senate Special Committee on COVID-19. Read more
The marchers — black, white, Asian, Pacific Islander, kanaka maoli, Middle Eastern, Latin, mixed, old, young, differently abled, LGBTQ, every person who stood, united — held handmade signs bearing their messages. Read more
Sook-Ki Kim Moon died May 25 at the age of 79 after a long struggle with cancer. Read more
This is a story about a visitor to Hawaii who took the 14-day quarantine very seriously. Read more
Staying at home brought quiet and rest, while at the same time putting into sharp focus what is truly essential, and the self-reliance we’re able to summon when needed. Read more
If only a local family had been renting the place. No guarantee they wouldn’t be out of work right now, but at least there would be somebody who could pay something, which is better than nobody to pay anything. Read more
Some people are saying — carefully, as though bracing for blowback — that Hawaii is actually greatly improved with so few tourists here crowding every little corner of the islands and pushing their way around. Read more
It was a perfect time for a small miracle. For some, maybe it wasn’t all that small. Read more
While Oahu residents were dutifully staying home over the last two months, somebody was out spray-painting graffiti. Read more
It is very hard to get busted for flying into Hawaii and breaking the mandatory 14-day quarantine for inbound travelers. Read more
Hawaii’s pandemic-response leaders seem to be stuck in the confusion stage. Read more
People are upset, and not just at the tourists, but at the lame enforcement. Read more
The congregation made a donation of hundreds of gloves to Castle Medical Center. Read more
