Waikiki Braces As Lawmakers Fast-Track Flashy Digital Ad Screens
A state bill would allow digital advertising screens in Waikīkī and the new Aloha Stadium district, splitting opinion between developers and neighborhood leaders. The proposal cleared early committee hurdles but faces local resistance.
Kailua Parents Cry Foul As Playground Crackdown Bill Clears Key Vote
A Senate bill that would let police enforce trespass at school campuses on weekends advanced out of committee, dividing neighbors and lawmakers over playground access. Supporters point to vandalism; critics fear families could be penalized.
Honolulu High-Rise Bets Big On Graywater To Save Its Thirsty Aquifers
Kuilei Place will reuse shower, sink and laundry water on-site, a move developers say could save roughly 10–11 million gallons a year and ease pressure on strained aquifers. The project arrives after a record-dry 2025 and could become a template for other island developments.
Pauoa Snags New Taco Spot As Alejandro’s Takes Over Old Chop Suey Space
Alejandro’s Mexican Food has opened a Pauoa outpost at 1997 Pauoa Road, bringing its tacos, wet burritos and loaded nacho fries to the neighborhood. The shop occupies the former Pauoa Chop Suey space and features a Dodgers‑inspired mural.












