Monday, October 18, 2010

Big Island rally draws top Dems, Hawaiian crow making comeback, Filipino WWII vets file lawsuit, union helps symphony in bankruptcy, strike upsetting Hilton guests, tourism agency seeks projects for funding, more top Hawaii news

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Hawaii voters will decide in November whether they want to preserve some balance politically or whether they are comfortable with majority D...
Friday, October 15, 2010

Gubernatorial, congressional debates in full swing, shark-feeding tours denied, Education Board fattens budget, Maui bag ban implemented, Hilton Hawaiian Village strike continues, more Hawaii news

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A debate that has churned in waters off Oahu's North Shore headed to court today. KHON2. A state judge denied a request to dismiss cha...
Thursday, October 14, 2010

No money for trafficked workers, poll shows Abercrombie, Aiona neck and neck, Honolulu ditches nonresident homeowner tax, congressional candidates differ on stimulus funding, Young Bros. threaten rate hikes if competition enters shipping market, more Hawaii news

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Drunken driving claimed the lives of at least 171 people on Big Island roads between 2000 and 2009, giving Hawaii Island the highest DUI fat...
Wednesday, October 13, 2010

UH to pay $2.5M for alleged cronyism, landowners say dam safety too costly, woman says $5.7M award won't end suffering, Native Hawaiian issues at forefront, Maui landfill hearing draws crowd, Honolulu more wealthy, more Hawaii news

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Giving native Hawaiians and Pacific islanders broader access to federal agencies will be the focus of the next meeting in Washington, D.C...
Tuesday, October 12, 2010

Kauai revisits plastic bag ban, Maui plans bird-proof football, new Honolulu mayor has big to-do list, tourism continues rebound, feds buy superferries, poll shows Hanabusa with slight lead, lawmakers probe securities purchase, airport chief says dysfunctional office jeopardizes safety, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Honolulu has a new Mayor. KHON2. New Honolulu Mayor has long list of problems to fix. Hawaii News Now. The final campaign spending repor...
Monday, October 11, 2010

Aloun Farms scrutinized, Korea new tourism target, Maui siting new landfill, Honolulu mayor to be sworn in today, Aussie takes Ironman, Hawaii women disconnected from politics, rail project studied, more news from the Hawaiian Islands

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Immigrant workers from Thailand -- who were victims in a human trafficking case on Hawaii farms – attended a special meeting with their lawy...
Friday, October 8, 2010

State drug czar questions big jump in medical marijuana use, ahi tuna running short, deer invade Molokai farms, Sarah Palin steps into Hawaii races, "light" governor candidates seek heavier role, Honolulu Hale exodus nears, more Hawaii news

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The number of medical marijuana patients in Hawaii has skyrocketed more than 3,000 percent over the past 10 years, leaving the state's t...
Thursday, October 7, 2010

Wet weather ahead, Honolulu prosecutor cleans house, gubernatorial candidates rule out TAT raid, drug money coming in, Hilo Target on track, more Hawaii news

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Forecasters are predicting that Hawaii's upcoming winter wet season will be wetter than normal, but the beneficial rains may not come un...
Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Abercrombie and Aiona neck and neck, thieves hit Hawaii Five-0, Honolulu limits fireworks, more news from the Hawaiian Islands

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A bill that would prevent the homeless from camping out on city sidewalks was moved forward today by the Honolulu City Council's Public ...
Tuesday, October 5, 2010

New council may change rail, Aiona gets flu shot, Hilo Harbor changes questioned, federal judge to override campaign limits, Pflueger pleads not guilty, more news from the islands

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New Council May Bring More Skeptical Eye on Rail. Civil Beat. Lingle Eyes U.S. Sen. Akaka's Seat. KITV. A debate led to the creation...
Monday, October 4, 2010

Marine issues surface this week, gu bernatorial candidates address early childhood issues, Hyatt lays off 70, more Hawaii news

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An international effort to create a Census of Marine Life was completed Monday with maps and three books, increasing the number of counted a...