Not only is two-time All-American Rado Parapunov among four seniors expected to return for the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball team, the Rainbow Warriors might add another heavy hitter to the lineup, the Hawaii Tourism Authority. Read more
It’s the last Sunday in May and time to “flASHback” on the month’s news that amused and confused. Read more
Hawaii’s unemployment office is among those apparently being targeted by Scattered Canary, a Nigerian cybercrime ring that allegedly has stolen millions of dollars from other states’ unemployment funds. 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
University of Hawaii football coach Todd Graham has an opportunity not fully capitalized upon by some of his predecessors, an opening to shape schedules well into the future. Read more
Without any real campaign events, the race for mayor is still unfocused, and candidates really haven’t even been formally introduced to the voters. The campaign theme so far is, “Who’s that?” Read more
This week I thought I’d write about two noteworthy Oahu restaurants that have passed into our rearview mirrors. Read more
Todd Graham has been to Aloha Stadium as a visiting coach and, now that he is the University of Hawaii’s head football coach, he has some definite ideas about what the new stadium should have and look like. Read more
Here’s information about Hawaii’s self-quarantine requirements, from the state Department of Transportation. 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
Question: Could you please clarify whether and/or under what conditions a small business that accepts this new money from the city will have to pay it back? The news called it a grant, but it doesn’t seem like it. Read more
Like a lot of other University of Hawaii athletes, tennis player Petra Melounova was forced by the impact of COVID-19 to go online to complete her last two months of spring semester classes. 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
Question: That’s great they’re opening the DMVs on a limited basis 808ne.ws/523sty), but what about the satellite city halls? Read more
For those interested in arming their defense cells for a potential life-or-death battle, here are some more healthful options next time you make a takeout run. Read more
For the past decade, much of major college athletics has been a free-flowing party, driven by escalating TV rights fees and other rising revenue streams. Read more
For folks on the outside, no one really cares much about fighting over small stuff; the only thing that counts is binding the economic wounds hurting Hawaii’s people. Read more
It was a perfect time for a small miracle. For some, maybe it wasn’t all that small. Read more
The pandemic may have affected hours of operation at candidate filing locations statewide, so contact your preferred location in advance. Read more
In the Legislature’s recent 10-day emergency session, lawmakers devoted more energy to fighting Gov. David Ige than the virus. Read more
While Oahu residents were dutifully staying home over the last two months, somebody was out spray-painting graffiti. Read more
83