Community News

Early November brought throwback magic to Alexander Cartwright Field in Makiki as the Aloha Vintage Base Ball Association kicked off its revival of 1880s era base ball. Founded by Waikīkī artist Matías Solario, the group brings historic rules, gear, and spirit back to life on the same grounds where the game first took root in Hawaiʻi. Part community gathering, part living history, the event celebrated local identity, storytelling, and Hawaiʻi’s deep baseball legacy.

Many thanks to Mānoa Neighborhood Security Watch block captains, coordinators and supporters for your questions and comments at the September 23rd NSW Meeting and Community Safety Forum!

Too often, neighborhood news highlights what's broken - traffic, crime, development pressures, government gridlock. But every day, right here in our communities, people are stepping up to make things better.

Makiki residents fought back against illegal street racing, proving community voices can drive change, improve safety, and restore peace of mind.

Washington Middle School’s long-awaited band room makeover opened its doors to students in Fall 2025, marking the culmination of more than a decade of perseverance, partnerships, and community pride.