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Pro-Surfer Tatiana Weston-Webb rides the wild surf in new doc shot at Kaua‘i, O‘ahu, Tahiti and Beyond

Pro-Surfer Tatiana Weston-Webb rides the wild surf in new doc shot at Kaua‘i, O‘ahu, Tahiti and Beyond

“A Marble in the Jar” debuts on 10 screens across the Mainland this Friday. The doc includes eye-popping, jaw-dropping camerawork above the pounders and underwater, as Weston-Webb rides the waves from Hawai‘i to French Polynesia to Australia to Bali to Mexico to France to Portugal to California and beyond on the pro-surfer circuit, in search of championships and the ideal tube.

Ed RampellSeptember 09, 2026

Former legislator joins Catholic Charities Housing Development Corp.

Former legislator joins Catholic Charities Housing Development Corp.

In her new role as housing development director, Sharon Har will focus on the day-to-day development of CCHDC's newest affordable housing project, Hale Pilina, and serve as the main point of contact for financing, construction and consulting partners.

Stephanie SalmonsSeptember 09, 2026

Community Voices: Save Ala Moana!

Community Voices: Save Ala Moana!

The City & County of Honolulu received permits for beach replenishment at Ala Moana Regional Park back in 2019 but never moved forward for lack of funding. And yet, the county has $65 million accumulated in its Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund. Why isn't this money being used to replenish this beach, or Waikīkī Beach?

Tom YamachikaSeptember 09, 2026

Megabon, music, and more: Your guide to the weekend on Oʻahu

Megabon, music, and more: Your guide to the weekend on Oʻahu

Lots to choose from among O‘ahu events this weekend, from Megabon to the chance to eat Okinawan food, including andagi, at local restaurants. Here are some of the events happening this Friday, Sept. 11, through Sunday, Sept. 13.

Katie HellandSeptember 08, 2026

HIFF announces first wave of festival films

HIFF announces first wave of festival films

Catch the Hawaiʻi premiere of “Drifter” and the world premiere of “Protecting Kahoʻolawe: 50 Years of Aloha ʻĀina” or “Making the Line,” among other films reaching new audiences for the first time at the upcoming Hawaiʻi International Film Festival. The first wave of films, which includes 15 titles, has been announced.

Katie HellandSeptember 08, 2026

Community Voices: Hawaiʻi's housing affordability problem

Community Voices: Hawaiʻi's housing affordability problem

Permit reform is a supply problem. What Hawaiʻi has is a price problem.

Corey IdleburgSeptember 08, 2026

Dang Cha by Couture is a hidden Vietnamese café in Pearl City

Dang Cha by Couture is a hidden Vietnamese café in Pearl City

The café — located on the second floor of Stuart Plaza — is known for its Vietnamese iced coffees, matcha and banh mi sandwiches.

Kelli Shiroma BraiottaSeptember 07, 2026

New workforce housing under construction near Queen's Medical Center

New workforce housing under construction near Queen's Medical Center

Located at 1518 Miller St., the project, which broke ground last month, is the first ground-up development from Fergus Brothers LLC.

Stephanie SalmonsSeptember 07, 2026

Punahou alum Spencer McLachlin returns home for emotional weekend as new UCSD coach

Punahou alum Spencer McLachlin returns home for emotional weekend as new UCSD coach

Both of McLachlin's parents are in the UH Circle of Honor. He estimates he's been inside the Stan Sheriff Center over 500 times. On Sunday, for the first time as a head coach, he went up against his childhood team.

Christian ShimabukuSeptember 07, 2026

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