center in the state. The mall is separated into two sections, known as Uptown and Downtown, and includes a monorail. There is a hospital located on mall property (Pali Momi Medical Center), and Hawaii's largest watercress farm (Sumida Farm). Aloha Stadium, formerly home of the University of Hawaii Warriors football team, and the host site for the Hawaii Bowl every Christmas Eve and the National Football League's Pro Bowl every February (except in ), was located in the adjacent Halawa CDP. Aiea is home to Keaiwa Heiau, an ancient medicine shrine. There is a loop trail. A World War II plane crashed in the trail and can be seen halfway through. Aiea is also home to Aiea Shopping Center. The center's anchor stores include Times Supermarkets, McDonald's, Starbucks, and Jamba Juice. Aiea Chop Suey, Aiea Copy Center, Koa Pancake House, and L&L Drive inn are other businesses located in the center as well. Government and infrastructure The United States Postal Service operates the Aiea Post Office. The Hawaii Department of Public Safety operates the Halawa Correctional Facility in an area near Aiea. Camp H. M. Smith, headquarters of the United States Pacific Command, is located in Aiea. Education All areas of Hawaii are served by public schools of the Hawaii Department of Education. Alvah A. Scott Elementary School is in the Aiea CDP. Aiea and Gus Webling elementary schools are in the adjacent Halawa CDP. Pearl Ridge Elementary School is in the Waimalu CDP. Waimalu Elementary School was in Waimalu CDP in 2000, but in 2010 is now in Pearl City CDP. Aiea Intermediate School is in Halawa CDP, and Aiea High School are the secondary schools in the Aiea CDP. Private schools in the area include St. Elizabeth Catholic School (of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu) in Aiea CDP, and Our Savior Lutheran School (LCMS) in Waimalu CDP (Aiea address), both of which are K-8 schools. References Census-designated places in Honolulu County, Hawaii Sugar plantations in Hawaii