The state Supreme Court yesterday denied a request by the Lingle administration and state House and Senate leaders to reconsider a March ruling that led to the shutdown of Hawai'i Superferry.
An effort to balance the state budget could keep visitors from heading to Hawaii. A small change in Hawaii's room tax will make big waves, not only in Waikiki, but across the state - with the island's tourism industry.
The University of Hawaii announced on Wednesday that it will not have the traditional handshake at the Manoa campus graduation.
A Maui resident who became sick in Washington state is among four more cases of swine flu reported for Hawaii, bringing the state's total to 10, according to the state Department of Health.
The Honolulu City Council is pushing a 3-cent-a-gallon fuel tax increase and plans to discuss raising property taxes next week.
Honolulu on Wednesday suspended the commuter ferry service known as TheBoat, a spokesman said.
The $2.5 billion attack submarine USS Hawaii left the East Coast yesterday en route to its new home port at Pearl Harbor.
Hawaii County has fired its contractors and taken back the Kamakoa at Waikoloa Workforce Housing project.
Seeking to subdivide his Glenwood property to create homesites for his children, Mayor Billy Kenoi wants one of his Cabinet appointees to exempt the parcels from minimum water requirements.
In typical and traditional Native Hawaiian fashion, Kaua‘i Police Chief Darryl Perry is not just administering his huge department for the present.
Officials yesterday recovered the body of a woman in a ravine off Waimano Trail, in a renewed search effort prompted by the reappearance just hours before of a missing woman's pet dog.
Hawaii Marines first to get ‘ship-killing’ missile launcher
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Marines on Oahu are the first in their service to officially receive a new
“ship-killing” missile system they hope will give American forces an edge
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