The Honolulu Community Gardens Program began in 1975, making it the first city-run community gardening program in the United States. The mission was simple but powerful: provide residents with the opportunity to grow their own food, reduce grocery costs and create shared green spaces in the city. What started with a single garden has now grown into a thriving network of gardens across Oahu.

Get ready for a spectacular celebration of Hawaiian culture, cuisine and crafts, as the annual Waikīkī Ho‘olaule‘a, part of the Aloha Festivals, is just around the corner. This lively event promises to be the ultimate block party on the vibrant Kalakaua Avenue, and you won't want to miss it!

Welcome to 278 Makaweli Place, a rare opportunity to own a private estate in one of Oahu’s most coveted enclaves. Nestled at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the prestigious Koko Kai-Triangle neighborhood of Hawaii Kai, this stunning residence captures uninterrupted views of Maunalua Bay, Diamond Head and the Pacific Ocean—a breathtaking backdrop for every moment of the day.

Good news for Oahu homeowners: The Honolulu City Council recently passed two bills that will provide modest but meaningful property tax relief, especially for senior homeowners on fixed incomes. Two measures, Bill 49 and Bill 50, were approved and will go into effect starting with the tax year that begins July 1, 2027.