Friday, December 10, 2010

Hawaii Gov. Abercrombie celebrating election, storm system still over the state, human trafficking case gears up, senators heading to Taiwan, DLNR wants parks money, Big Island tops in poverty, more news from the Hawaiian Islands

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The Department of Land and Natural Resources is proposing that lawmakers set aside an annual $50 million over five years to fix the "de...
Thursday, December 9, 2010

Hawaii weather turning, Mauna Kea telescope delayed, state can't get its House in order, Dog the Bounty Hunter nabs one, Kona coffee farmers confused, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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The University of Hawaii said Wednesday it expects to delay by about two years the start of a new asteroid-hunting telescope it plans to bui...
Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Pearl Harbor vets mark 69th anniversary, Judge Samuel P. King dead at 94, hydrogen stations by 2015, Kauai government goes online, LUC denies Kona project, Honolulu Marathon gears up, more Hawaii news

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Where they once raced frantically to survive fire and bombs, the Pearl Harbor survivors who returned yesterday on the 69th anniversary of th...
Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie, Lt. Gov. Brian Schatz sworn in at Iolani Palace, Pearl Harbor commemoration begins, state courts waive search fee, Hawaii Five-0 made authentic, more news from the Hawaiian Islands

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(Photo courtesy of Melissa Chang.) Neil Abercrombie was sworn in yesterday as the seventh governor of Hawaii in an emotional and eclectic...
Monday, December 6, 2010

Hawaii set to swear in new governor, Russian rocket falls in Pacific, coral may not be so endangered, algae farm, breadfruit revolution and more Hawaii news

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When might an endangered coral species not really be endangered? Star-Advertiser. A group of island nations meeting at a conference in Hon...
Friday, December 3, 2010

Honolulu media reports on new rail pricetag, Pearl Harbor gears up for 69th anniversary, Speaker Say still counting votes, affordable housing bogs down on Big Island, Maui, more news from the Hawaiian Islands

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It's a reality check for rail. Hawaii News Now. An analysis of Honolulu's proposed rail transit system that Gov. Linda Lingle comm...
Thursday, December 2, 2010

Hawaii mayors want to end furloughs, Mauna Kea telescope hearings slated, Kileaua quiets, county governments reorganize, biofuels spotlighted, unemployment lapses, more news

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The Naval Facilities Engineering Command Hawaii says a Pearl Harbor submarine wharf has been upgraded to accommodate the Navy's new Virg...
Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Hawaii tourism up, surf down, Kilauea grumbles, Legislature in turmoil, website targets spending, counties reorganize, more news from the islands

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Tourism rises in isles Star-Advertiser. La Niña, “the little girl,” has brought her little waves to Hawaii and is wreaking havoc with the ...
Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Abercrombie starts Cabinet picks, BOE sworn in, guided missile destroyer leaves Pearl Harbor, Inouye defends earmarks, homeless leave shelters, more Hawaii news

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Gov.-elect Neil Abercrombie started to form his Cabinet yesterday, choosing nominees to lead state departments that oversee natural resource...
Monday, November 29, 2010

Xmas trees bring slugs to Hawaii, Maui looks to regulate aquarium collecting, Kauai to control tourist lodging, Kilauea lava consumes home, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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I know I live in the right place when I look down from an airplane window, see Oahu's green mountains rising from the blue ocean and fee...
Friday, November 26, 2010

Hawaii could see military beef up for Korean crisis, UH seeks $100 million, protestor acquitted in Capitol protest, shoppin til they drop, radio personality Krash Kealoha dies, Maui homeowners appeal property assessments, more Hawaii news

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The University of Hawaii is asking the Legislature for the authority to issue an additional $100 million in construction bonds to be repaid ...