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The Weekly Eater: On the hunt for the best in birria
Worthy versions of the trendy taco can be found on Oahu. Read more
Worthy versions of the trendy taco can be found on Oahu. Read more
At the University of Wyoming, the depth of football fandom is measured in terms of degrees. Read more
Cordeiro’s legend was shaped in his 2018 college debut and first start as a Warrior when he stepped in for an injured Cole McDonald. Read more
Reach out to your trusted technology partner to help you prepare for the next “new normal.” Start by considering where your business is today and selecting the right technology to help you survive and thrive tomorrow. Read more
If, somehow, UH gets out of Laramie with a victory, the Warriors will be sitting in a pretty lofty position one fourth of the way through this abbreviated league race. Read more
It was Fresno State’s homecoming — virtually, of course, in spectator-less Bulldog Stadium — but the most memorable return of Saturday night was that of the University of Hawaii football team’s running game. Read more
The late Hawaii lobbyist John Radcliffe was fond of advising clients and colleagues to “have a plan.” Read more
For more than a decade, Honolulu rail has whipsawed between wildly optimistic promises about costs and schedules, and then panic when the hyperbole is inevitably exposed as false. Read more
On a freshly laid patch of sidewalk leading to Bulldog Stadium in 2004 Fresno State’s blood and guts football coach, Pat Hill, etched the message “Play Hard!” into the wet cement. Read more
I wrote about the Hilton Hawaiian Village earlier this year, as it celebrates 65 years in operation. It was Henry Kaiser’s first venture into the hotel business when it opened on Sept. 17, 1955. Read more
At roadside stops Simonian Farms and Gibson Farm Market, the fall harvest is on display in rows of well-stocked wooden crates of produce. Read more
Saturday, in his Bulldog Stadium debut as Fresno State’s starting quarterback, Jake Haener tries to add to the tale against the University of Hawaii in the season opener for both teams. Read more
If the number one and six picks in April’s NFL Draft can acquit themselves as starting quarterbacks as rookies, why not the most intriguing prospect of them all in the 2020 class? Read more
The more we learn about COVID-19’s spread, the more we’ve opted for the relative safety of the outdoors. That holds true whether seeking recreation at beaches and parks, or places to dine. Read more
We can’t turn on a dime and achieve a sustainable, balanced local economy tomorrow, but we can still take meaningful action to change course in that direction today. Read more
The state plans to start processing ballots on Oct. 24 so they will be able deliver a first report shortly after 7 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 3, with a second report around 10 p.m. So go vote. Read more
Only in the spend-thrift environment of major college football could $760,000, a fortune by most standards (and the highest wage of any state employee in Hawaii in 2020), be considered a well below-average salary. Read more
Lt. Gov. Josh Green led a charmed political life through much of the coronavirus pandemic, but now he’s on the firing line as Hawaii reopens to tourism. Read more
Misae Hironaka told me, “Decades ago there used to be a restaurant called Rob Roy’s in Kailua. My family and I remember it fondly as it was our favorite night-out place. Do you have any history regarding that restaurant and its owner?” Read more
Werner Heisenberg, who revolutionized quantum theory with his famous uncertainty principle, said, “When I meet God, I am going to ask him two questions: Why relativity? And why turbulence? I really believe he will have an answer for the first.” Read more
When fans packed the Stan Sheriff Center last year for the Big West Conference men’s volleyball championship, the league and participating teams urged the University of Hawaii to tender bids to host an NCAA championship. Read more
