Shanghai Tang, at Ala Moana Center, is hosting a special event Nov. 30 to support Gregory House Programs and its work in the community and as a way to acknowledge World AIDS Day. More »

When it came time for Peggy Chun to say goodbye, true to form, there was a big party. On Sunday, cars were parked all along the streets and up on the sidewalks in Chun's Nu'uanu neighborhood. There was abundant food and wine and a bounce house for the kids. More »

The ghosts of state tournaments past stand in the path of the No. 6 Baldwin Bears' quest to become the first Neighbor Island team to reach the Division I state football championship. More »

Hawaii Kai Towne Center invites you to their annual Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration on Friday, November 28, 2008, from 5pm to 7:30pm. The entire family will love watching the giant Hawaii Kai Towne Center Christmas Tree come to life in a breathtaking display of lights. More »

Salt Lake-Moanalua Public Library is scheduled to host an Audio Visual Sale on Thursday, November 20th from 3 p.m. 6 p.m. in the Lobby. There will be hundreds of gently used CDs, DVDs and videotapes at very reasonable prices. For more information, call the library at 831-6831. More »

Describes our non-profit organization and what it offers for the youths and the community durng non-school hours. More »

An athletic defensive player from Kahuku High School yesterday accepted a scholarship from the University of Hawai'i football team. More »

The ghosts of state tournaments past stand in the path of the No. 6 Baldwin Bears' quest to become the first Neighbor Island team to reach the Division I state football championship. More »

The Hawai'i County Council wants something done about little red ants that showed up on the Big Island nearly a decade ago. The council's Environmental Management Committee meets today to consider a resolution urging the administration to designate someone to coordinate control efforts. More »

A new Kaua'i grand jury is looking into potential criminal charges against retired car dealer Jimmy Pflueger over the collapse of the Kaloko Reservoir dam, which killed seven people. Led by state Attorney General Mark Bennett, the secret panel is meeting this week in Kaua'i Circuit Court to look into allegations that Pflueger altered the century-old earthen dam, causing the deadly March 2006 breach, people familiar with the proceedings said. More »