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T hirty-four restaurants are putting their best dishes forward for Honolulu Restaurant Week, which starts Saturday and runs through Nov. 15. That means serious discounts on specials and course menus featuring everything from wagyu to paella, butterfish to coconut lū‘au stew. Plus a loaded teishoku. Spicy Mongolian skewers. And all kinds of steak and pasta. The best p...


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A U.S. Air Force F-15 Eagle takes flight over Lē‘ahi. Photo: Senior Master Sgt. Chris Drudge

U.S. Sen. Daniel K. Inouye wrote to President John F. Kennedy expressing his concerns about the military’s push to secure long-term $1-a-year leases for large “maneuver areas” on O‘ahu and Hawai‘i Island. Inouye questioned why the military needed the land for...


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Are we in a state of sleep crisis? Mention sleep issues to any group, and chances are a good number of people are struggling with one type or another.

That’s borne out by the numbers. About 44% of adults always or frequently have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, according to a 2025 survey commissioned by the American Academy...


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Cars drive over a washed-out road on the North Shore on March 21. Photo: wilz94/Shutterstock.com

When Kona low storms dumped torrential rains across the state in March, Melissa Ka‘onohi-Camit checked on her family, assessed minor flooding at her house, then headed out “in a little rusted school bus” to help her neighbors.

By day, Ka‘o...


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The centuries-old game of chess is alive and thriving in the Islands. Hawai‘i players from 6 to 80 are holding their own against masterminds from afar. Earlier this year, Team Hawai‘i won back-to-back national titles in the U.S. Team Chess League’s online competition. Nine local players also made their mark at this summer’s U.S. Open tournaments in Michigan, with two...


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