Showing posts with label Hawaiian Electric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hawaiian Electric. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Schism widens over Native Hawaiian election, student test scores drop, NextEra hearing draws crowds, Maui seeks more police, Kauai mulls county manager v. mayor, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Walter Ritte leads Hawaiian rally, courtesy Makawalu Photography Walter Ritte will announce Wednesday that he is disenrolling from the N...
Thursday, October 8, 2015

More Ige agencies oppose NextEra buyout of Hawaiian Electric, Hawaiian Independence Day set, tsunami money coming to Hawaii, monk seals increase, Maui defines dancing, Kakaako homeless sweep continues, median Honolulu home surges to $730l, coral bleaching worries Kauai, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Hawaiian Electric Co. worker courtesy photo Gov. David Ige’s administration said Wednesday it is not in favor of NextEra Energy Inc.’s...
Friday, October 2, 2015

Hawaii 'Bleachapalooza' coral inventory set for Saturday, military, EPA ink agreement on leaky Red Hill storage tanks, helipads coming to Ellison's Lanai property, UH Cancer Center money unresolved, wind works on Maui, Big Island, Honolulu rail work chugging along, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Bird wrasse amid Hawaii coral © 2015 All Hawaii News The state department of Land and Natural Resources launches a “Beachapalooza” event...
Thursday, October 1, 2015

Gov. Ige goes paperless, auditor targets growing IT problems, Hawaii tourism dollars fly homeless back to mainland, online travel companies to pay $53M in back taxes, 209 vie for 40 Native Hawaiian delegate slots, Maui homeless next project, Big Island opposes NextEra utility purchase, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Gov. David Ige goes paperless, courtesy Governor's Office In an effort to get a grip on the growing cost of complex state computer p...
Monday, September 21, 2015

Native Hawaiian elections ongoing despite lawsuits, internal strife; tile workers set to strike; no solar for Molokai; Honolulu audit slams no-bid taxi contract; Hawaiian 'king' threatens force on Mauna Kea; Maui council defers decision on NextEra opposition; more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Hawaiian protest © 2015 All Hawaii News The deadline for Native Hawaiians to sign up for a chance to run as a delegate to next year’s Na...
Tuesday, September 8, 2015

King Kamehameha statue vandalized, courts hear high-profile cases, Maui crowds oppose Hawaiian Electric NextEra deal, more government and political news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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King Kamehameha statue before spear was stolen © 2015 All Hawaii News Hawaii Island police are seeking the public’s assistance in locati...
Friday, September 4, 2015

Construction, tourism buoy state coffers, new submarine commander installed, lawmakers to study electric co-op, Honolulu may allow Christmas trees in restaurants, tiff between Honolulu councilman, mayor's aide, Schatz weighs in on TMT, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Tourists view Diamond Head © 2015 All Hawaii News State economists Thursday raised Hawaii’s revenue forecast for this fiscal year, whic...
Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Hawaii attorney general gets serious about campaign spending laws, new executive director for struggling Hawaii GOP, Native Hawaiian election opponents seek injunction, Tax Office gets collection agency to nab scofflaws, NextEra Energy defends Hawaiian Electric purchase plan, Takai seeks federal road funds to backstop rail project, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Rep. James "Jimmy" Tokioka In the first campaign spending violation ever prosecuted by the state attorney general's offic...
Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Sewage spills close famed Waikiki beaches, hit two other islands, Ige nixes liquefied natural gas, Public Utilities Commission sets hearings on Hawaiian Electric sale, Maui mulls parking meters, Catholic cardinal gets Kona DUI, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Waikiki Beach © 2015 All Hawaii News Waikiki Beach and much of Oahu’s South Shore were placed off-limits Monday after more than 500,000 ...