Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Hawaii telescope under scrutiny, Honolulu EMS calendar flirts with trouble, bus rides costly, feds consider options for tiny Kalaupapa post office, teachers union hearing continues, profits up for telcom, health insurers, multimodal for Kauai, Main Street for Maui, more Hawaii news

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Mauna Kea telescope courtesy image Opponents of the Thirty Meter Telescope heaved pointed questions at telescope principals for three ...
Monday, August 15, 2011

Almost 500 homeless moved off Honolulu streets, Maui heart program in place, Ed Case opens Senate campaign HQ, water for Kau, biofuel costly, more Hawaii news

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Ed Case Senate campaign kickoff courtesy photo One year from this week, Ed Case will either be Hawaii Democrats' nominee for the ...
Friday, August 12, 2011

UPW mulls strike, Hawaii airports filling vacancies, kids don't see dentists, revised Maui wind farm gets nod, Pepeekeo power plant could pollute, Kauai hydroelectric hurts native species, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Hawaiian monk seal Hawaiian monk seals and local fishermen haven’t been getting along very well. And fishermen aren’t happy about a p...
Thursday, August 11, 2011

Hawaii the most Democratic, Abercrombie extols unions in Vegas while fighting them at home, Honolulu B&B squabble draws 300, Maui medical plaza advances, Big Island gets new Internet connection, flood maps, more Hawaii news

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Corpse Plant Hawaii County Courtesy Photo The flies were buzzing around the owl enclosure on Wednesday, and for good reason. The ...
Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Honolulu B&Bs under fire, Hawaii Island to get monk seal rehab center, Army sends helicopters to Colorado, teacher hearing today, public employees to get prescription break, Kauai beaches get rescue tubes, three Maui police face suspension, more Hawaii news for your smartphone

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Mauna Kea flyer (c) 2011 All Hawaii News The Army, which is completing a third environmental review for high-altitude helicopter trai...
Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Hawaii governor rejects teachers mediation request, new congressional lines favor Hanabusa, 16,000-acre Ka'u development seeks EIS, Kauai courthouse could get new life, more Maui solar, another birther visits Honolulu, Queens Medical Center to get redo, more Hawaii news

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Native Hawaiian convention cultivating community energy. Hawaii Independent. The teachers union pledged to consider "all of our oth...
Monday, August 8, 2011

Hawaii governor, teachers union in mediation, Kona coffee brand at risk, Maui native among SEALs killed, Big Island prison could reopen, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Kona coffee cherry (c) 2011 All Hawaii News Hawaii farmer Paul Uster was on vacation in California when he saw a package of Kona coffe...
Friday, August 5, 2011

Pele awakes: Kilauea Volcano gives Hawaii visitors a show with new eruption

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Adrian Boone /Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park       Media release: Hawai ‘ i National Park, HI – Kīlauea’s new eruption action f...
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Tax relief for cash businesses, NRC chides Army for depleted uranium, Lingle in Democrats' crosshairs, Hawaii farm trafficker case tossed out of court, Kona, Kauai airports under fire, more Hawaii news

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Aloun Farms courtesy photo In a courtroom disaster for the federal government, prosecutors this morning dismissed all criminal charges ag...
Thursday, August 4, 2011

Proposed Hawaii legislative districts put 6 incumbents at risk, Board of Education rethinks impact fees, Hawaii a financial 'sinkhole,' Kilauea Volcano on the move, Honolulu sludge-slinging continues, Maui mulls island names, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Aquaculture courtesy photo A lawsuit filed today in Hawaii’s Federal District Court challenges a fishing gear permit issued to Kona Blue...
Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Poet laureate praises Hawaii conservation, PUC gets earful on biofuel surcharge, Honolulu spruces up for APEC, DNC blasts Case for leaking poll results, Maui realtors tangle over sign laws, Hawaii County Building goes 100% solar, Abercrombie visits Hilo, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Gov. Neil Abercrombie courtesy photo Everywhere Gov. Neil Abercrombie went on his whirlwind tour of Hilo on Tuesday, he received warm sm...
Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Honolulu councilman calls Hawaii GOP 'skinheads,' 76% recycle rate means no HI-5 increase, Kauai ends curbside recycling, back to the drawing board for Hawaii County building code, residents fight cell towers, sewer sludge, rail transit, DOE layoffs loom without contract, more Hawaii news

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Hawaii damselfly, Dan Polhemus/USFWS The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Monday proposed adding 23 shrubs, trees and flies from Oahu to...