Friday, November 12, 2010

Surfing, monk seals, shearwaters, ethics, Ellsberg, tattoos and more. All the day's news about Hawaii

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With a dwindling Hawaiian monk seal population, federal officials are proposing a new plan to improve the survival of the endangered species...
Thursday, November 11, 2010

Hawaii veterans celebrated, new state committee favors civil unions, Lingle mulls Senate run, Health Department changing restaurant rules, tourism up, Queen Liliuokalani Elementary fears closure, Maui business bucks sign rules, Hawaii sues for drug overcharges, more news

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Hawaii celebrates Veterans Day with a number of ceremonies on Thursday. KITV4. Honoring veterans is shared experience. Garden Island. Ho...
Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Honolulu faces $100M shortfall, pro-development planning director picked, Kona coffee quarantine mulled, bag ban booted, media group files FCC complaint, more on Akaka Bill, Inouye, other Hawaii news

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Photo (c) 2010 allhawaiinews A long-sought federal law allowing native Hawaiians to form their own government stands little chance of pa...
Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Tension among Hawaii campers, fishers, Molokai mule trail reopening, shearwaters freed, counties settle in with new leaders, Inouye profiled, schools face consolidation, more Hawaii news

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Photo (c) 2010 allhawaiinews Sen. Daniel Inouye will soon begin his 9th consecutive term in the United States Senate. KHON2. Efforts to...
Monday, November 8, 2010

Hawaii rains don't quite cure drought, $11.4M drug abuse grant, Aloun Farms under spotlight in human trafficking case, civil unions could become law, Honolulu City Council changing, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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(c) 2010 allhawaiinews As if it isn't already painful at the checkout counter. Now, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's latest C...
Friday, November 5, 2010

Hawaii tourists returning, state Senate, county councils reorganize, Star-Advertiser ad rates skyrocket, military mulls depleted uranium problem, more Hawaii news

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(c) 2010 allhawaiinews The latest tourism numbers give state officials good reason to be optimistic. KHON2. Hawaii's tourism indust...
Thursday, November 4, 2010

Surfing community mourns Andy Irons, Akaka Bill in jeopardy, environment moves forward, election dissection, and more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Choppy seas made for poor surfing yesterday on the North Shore, where waves hit 15 to 30 feet at Ehukai Beach Park on the second day of the ...
Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Blue Hawaii defies national trends, unseats the GOP. All the day's election news, all in one place

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2010 Hawaii General Election Results. Civil Beat. Neil Abercrombie, who evolved from a fiery Vietnam War protester to a respected Democra...
Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Polls are open, early voting a hit, Obama makes last tele-pitch, GOP confident, Kauai looks back to '42 elections, Blue Ribbon Schools named, more Hawaii news

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With just 24 hours left before election day, more than 152,000 votes had already been cast via mail-in or early walk-in voting, election off...
Monday, November 1, 2010

Candidates make last big push, Obama lends a hand, walk-out looming for HELCO workers, medical marijuana patients can't fly with drug, vacation rentals at issue, more news from the Hawaiian Islands

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President Obama is expected to participate in a tele-town hall event this afternoon in Hawaii to encourage voters to choose Democrats in tom...
Sunday, October 31, 2010

Just sayin' : No vote, no grumble.

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If you're reading this, you're one of the smart ones. The ones who keep up on the issues and the news of the day. You -- yes, you!...
Friday, October 29, 2010

Missile test off Kauai, Hillary Clinton visit concluded, more human trafficking charges, Lance Armstrong to compete in Ironman, building code changes draw fire, UH records leak imperils privacy, more campaigning, Maui top tourist destination, lots of island news

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A Japanese naval destroyer shot down a ballistic missile in a test yesterday off Kauai. Associated Press. Secretary of State Hillary Rodha...