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Editorial: Losing our WWII heroes
In what has become a poignant dwindling over the decades, just three crewmen of the USS Arizona, bombed by the Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941, are alive today. Read more
In what has become a poignant dwindling over the decades, just three crewmen of the USS Arizona, bombed by the Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941, are alive today. Read more
By Drs. John Lauris Wade, Douglas Calvert and Lynda M. Dolan Read more
The article, “In Hawaii a person is killed with a gun every 8 days” (Star-Advertiser, Nov. 25), was incomplete; Good for the family sent here, because New York has too many homeless people. But so do we; 13 Ukrainian soldiers died during the many weeks that Trump withheld the military aid. Read more
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Judging by the multilingual posts on Twitter, the 47th annual Honolulu Marathon Sunday will be as international an event as ever. Read more
To launch the holiday season, we asked readers to share what they’re thankful for. Many wrote in, with heartfelt stories and blessings — today, we share a collection with you. Our thanks go out to our readers: Each and every day, we celebrate the diverse backgrounds and beliefs of us all. Read more
HI Good Neighbor, a group of citizens strongly opposed to the proliferation of “monster homes” — hulking detached dwellings — in residential neighborhoods, traces its grassroots start to late 2017, when members found themselves voicing concerns at a City Council meeting. Read more
Synopsis: The Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation, established by the musician Jack Johnson and his wife, Kim, is committed to the production of local, sustainable food, education on sustainability, and the reduction of waste. Read more
Because of either mismanagement or staff corruption, there is agreement that the Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office is in crisis. Read more