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Kailua: A Hidden Gem Uncovered (Part 8)
The question now is: How do you move forward while holding on to Kailua's charm? → Read More
Kailua: A Hidden Gem Uncovered (Part 7)
Kailua's new landowner, Alexander & Baldwin, says it is committed to working with the community to preserve the integrity of the neighborhood. → Read More
Kailua: A Hidden Gem Uncovered (Part 4)
Kailua has certainly seen its share of changes through the years, but perhaps none more jolting than what the tiny town has witnessed over the last two decades. → Read More
Kailua: A Hidden Gem Uncovered (Part 2)
Kailua was a prized jewel of the district of Koolaupoko. Even Oahu chiefs recognized the value of this precious land. → Read More
Kailua: A Hidden Gem Uncovered
Just over the majestic Koolau Range and beyond the cliffs of the Nuuanu Pali sits a gift from Mother Nature. Beautiful Kailua, once a hidden jewel, has been found. → Read More
Ala Moana: Hawaii's Gathering Place (Part 7)
Walter Dillingham was a business visionary who had the ability to see value in things others pushed aside -- such as the swamp land that Ala Moana Center was built on. → Read More
Ala Moana: Hawaii's Gathering Place (Part 4)
Ala Moana Center was dedicated in August 13, 1959. Besides Sears, the mall's original tenants included Shirokiya, Reyn's, The Slipper House, Territorial Savings, Foodland, Dairy Queen, Longs Drugs, the U.S. Post Office and Watumull's. → Read More
Ala Moana: Hawaii's Gathering Place (Part 2)
Long before the first cement piles were driven into the ground in 1957, Ala Moana Center's prime piece of property wasn't prime at all. It was swamp land. → Read More
Ala Moana: Hawaii's Gathering Place
More than 42 million shoppers visit Ala Moana Center every year and spend over $1 billion, making it one of the most successful shopping malls in the world. → Read More
Foster grandparent proves she still has a lot to give
It's been said, "A great teacher takes a hand, opens a mind and touches a heart" ... no matter what their age. → Read More
After 105 years, Kailua woman reveals her secret to a long, happy life
What's the secret to a long life? → Read More
Kupuna Caregiver: Rozlyn Kahalewai
When you're a caregiver, you know that everyday you will touch a life or a life will touch yours. A Wahiawa woman knows all about this and we thank her for being a Kupuna Caregiver. → Read More
IRS scammers lurking and waiting to make their move
Tax season is here and that means scammers are lurking and waiting to make their move. They are aggressive and relentless and will not stop until they find a victim. → Read More
Author hopes to inspire kupuna caregivers to make memories
Children's author Dr. Seuss once said, "To the world you may be one person but to one person you may be the world." In our latest Kupuna Life, we meet an author who hopes to inspire other caregivers to make memories with their loved ones. → Read More
Ask a Specialist: Colon screening saves lives
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and we continue to focus on learning more about colon cancer. → Read More
Kupuna Caregiver: Loren Shoop
As parents, we dream of leaving a legacy for our children, but sometimes life takes unexpected turns and our best plans change. Or does it? → Read More
Lanakila Meals on Wheels provides lifeline for struggling kupuna
Lanakila Meals on Wheels includes more than 200 volunteers who give their time and heart for those who need a human touch. → Read More
Kupuna Caregiver: Arnold Alconcel
Castle High School band director Arnold Alconcel has sacrificed a lot to care for his 92-year-old mother, and he wouldn’t have it any other way. → Read More
Animal neglect can be unfortunate side effect of aging owners
Senior advocates say elder neglect and animal neglect sometimes go hand-in-hand. → Read More
Makiki woman explains how she overcame a life of addiction
Donita Garcia was lost in a world of drugs and alcohol abuse while living alone on Leeward Oahu beaches. → Read More