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Magnum Reloaded: Fans anxiously await unknown second season fate of ‘Magnum P.I.’
It’s always hard for fans to deal with a hiatus break during one of their favorite television shows. Read more
It’s always hard for fans to deal with a hiatus break during one of their favorite television shows. Read more
It’s the last Sunday in February and time to “flASHback” on the month’s news that amused and confused. Read more
The possibilities of the two concurrent events seem made for a marriage in, well, Halawa. Read more
After being repeatedly blocked by Native Hawaiian protesters, Ige now has turned to an as-yet-unapproved or -formed reconciliation commission. Read more
Albert Maligmat, former Society of Seven lead singer-drummer and still a favorite on the local club scene, is moving to Arizona in the weeks ahead. Read more
An activity that literally takes you over the edge, the Umauma Experience’s Waterfall Rappel and River Tours are a must for visitors with a penchant for adventure. Read more
The sun continues its northward trek, crossing the equator and entering the Northern Hemisphere on March 19, the spring equinox. Read more
Who is responsible for the beach just east of Sandy Beach Park in East Oahu? It’s outside that park, but next to it. Off-roaders are tearing up the beach there. Read more
The City’s “Kiss and Ride” bus stop on Keahole street in Hawaii Kai across City Mill has been beset by problems for years. Read more
My Chinese parents picked the absolute worst time to travel to mainland China just at the start of the coronavirus outbreak. Read more
Each week “Hawaii Five-0” faces a mystery that has the team working to find a killer or save a victim. Read more
Explaining studies published in scientific journals is an interesting part of my job. I work hard to get the facts right, but when I don’t I appreciate corrections. Read more
Frequent contributor Ken Fujii told me recently that on the Big Island, beef tomato was called tomato beef and shave ice was called ice shave. I wrote about that in my Jan. 17 column. Read more
Gov. David Ige came back from (another) trip to Japan and held a news conference to talk about everything he did and all the important people he saw. Read more
Question: Regarding the Feb. 9 Kokua Line (bit.ly/2vTRvjS), do other states give driver’s licenses to people who can’t prove they’re legally in the U.S.? Read more
If you’ve ever shaken your head at the sight of a luxury car conked out on the side of the road while plodding past in an economy model, perhaps you can relate to some of the curious headlines in college athletics these days. Read more
When Nick Rolovich decided to leave the University of Hawaii for the much more lucrative head football coaching job at Washington State last month he was on a plane to his new office within hours. Read more
Question: Is it legal for a retailer to offer only an emailed or texted receipt? We wanted to get a paper receipt and the retailer said they don’t do that anymore; an email or texted receipt are the only ones they offer. I wanted to know if that was legal. Read more
For a brief moment Tuesday the relief in high school football circles was almost palpable and hope was untethered in the wake of the news that Cal Lee was stepping down as head football coach at powerhouse Saint Louis School. Read more
Question: When we have houseguests, we drive a regular sightseeing circuit to introduce them to the islands. This is mainly on Oahu, but also on Maui or Kauai when we join our friends there. Read more
What is the purpose of Hawaii’s Legislature? To solve problems, right? Other, more high-minded things, too, of course, like envisioning a brighter future for the keiki, expanding economic opportunity and innovation for the state, preserving the aina and culture and all that. Read more