When the granddaughter visits, swimming in the ocean is a go. Dining out at Zippy’s — we’ll have to see.
At this point, pleas and plate lunches won’t sway the “vaccine hesitant.” They’re not hesitant. They’re dug-in.
People are exhausted and overworked, so remember that next time you get irritated at a government worker.
The Israelis already have started giving eligible people a COVID-19 booster shot. Do they know something we don’t?
Elon Musk’s electric vehicle, while not quite ubiquitous, is tops for market share among local luxury cars.
It seemed Hawaii had turned the corner on the coronavirus. Could things actually get worse?
Vaccine hesitancy is yet another expression of how polarized we are, and it’s not going away.
The pandemic gave the public a breather, and residents want a return to some semblance of sanity.
The idea is controversial, but when it comes to parents deciding where their children will be safe, it’s worth a try.
The Israelis already have started giving eligible people a COVID-19 booster shot. Do they know something we don’t?
Elon Musk’s electric vehicle, while not quite ubiquitous, is tops for market share among local luxury cars.
It seemed Hawaii had turned the corner on the coronavirus. Could things actually get worse?
Vaccine hesitancy is yet another expression of how polarized we are, and it’s not going away.
The pandemic gave the public a breather, and residents want a return to some semblance of sanity.
The idea is controversial, but when it comes to parents deciding where their children will be safe, it’s worth a try.
National Geographic’s profile of Hawaii’s capital city 10 years after statehood was a preview of things to come.
The author of a new book became a volunteer officer in Washington, D.C. and was struck by how big picture thinking is discouraged and race downplayed.
There is a vast network of outstanding Hawaiian organizations. What’s missing is leadership.
