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Entries for April 2020
| Thursday, April 30, 2020 |
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April 30, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:33 PM :: 3994 Views
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Caldwell Admin Official Sued for Child Molestation
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Alleged Child Molester Hired by DoE, Taught Second Grade
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Ige Reopens Realtors, Car Dealers, Professional Services
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Hawaii Officials Mull Further Restrictions On Tourists, But Data Show Most Virus Cases Are Residents
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Kauai Curfew and County-Organized Homeless Tent Cities Still in Effect
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60% of Unemployment Claims Not Yet Acted on
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DLIR Finally Ready for Self-Employed to Apply for Unemployment
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Dental and eye care offices plan to open-up appointments slowly
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Aussies Already Planning Hawaii Vacations
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Another 35-MW wind farm is proposed in Ulupalakua
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Telemedicine: Abortion by Mail in Hawaii
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| Wednesday, April 29, 2020 |
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April 29, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:35 PM :: 2865 Views
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Maui Council to Hike Property Taxes, Boost Pay for ‘High Level Attorneys'
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COVID-19 Monitoring Could Turn Hawaii Into A Tourist ‘Prison Camp,’ Critics Say
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Caldwell eyes May 1st for possible reopening of low-risk businesses
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‘By mid-month we could see some significant changes,’ LG Green on slowly re-opening the state
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Coronavirus antibody tests will start Thursday in Hawaii
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Public In The Dark as HART Board Approves Another $40M in Change Orders
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An optimistic film industry prepares for the day productions can resume in Hawaii
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Ward Village stores form Hui, ask landlord for price break
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Kauai hasn’t seen a new COVID-19 diagnosis in 15 days. Now, they’re reporting no active cases
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Kim eyes reopening some businesses as long as safety measures are in place
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Kokua Kalihi Valley among Oahu clinics demanding access to COVID-19 testing
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Hawaii Labs Improve COVID-19 Testing Turnaround Times
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Some Adult Care Homes Want Inspections Halted—COVID is their latest Excuse
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Kauai Homeless Tent City Festers Under Bridge
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Mainland Criminal Flies to Hawaii, gets Deported
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Baltimore Consulting Firm Relocates Entire Staff to Hawaii, Violates Quarantine
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| Tuesday, April 28, 2020 |
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April 28, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:01 PM :: 6441 Views
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Punahou Board Member Resigns over Child Molestation Allegations
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Economist predicts parts of state’s economy could soon reopen
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Less than one-third of Hawaii’s unemployment claims have been paid since March 1
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Honolulu Police Commission to hold second secret meeting
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Squeaky Wheel Political Quarantine: Governor changes his mind on flower deliveries (No science here)
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Maui Business Leaders Push To Join Western States Pact, Ige Demurs
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Closure of mainland processing plants raises some concern among local cattle ranchers
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Hawaii in line for close to $7 billion in federal assistance, Rep. Ed Case says
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HECO Companies Bad Debt Is Rising -- Utilities Seek Deferred Accounting for COVID-19 Expenses
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Lawsuit: Hawaiian Airlines fraud on Corona Refunds
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City resumes homeless sweeps, citing concerns about infection risk
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| Monday, April 27, 2020 |
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April 27, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:19 PM :: 3513 Views
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‘Insider Trading’ Wrecks Meadow Gold Sale?
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Homeless Camp Blocks COVID Testing Team
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Immigrants And Others Struggle Applying For Hawaii Jobless Benefits
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New management structure for Maunakea proposed
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Public participation critical for real property tax rates, FY 2021 budget
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Council members push programs to help beleaguered businesses
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Another Child Welfare Fail -- Former foster kids sue parents and state over abuses
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| Sunday, April 26, 2020 |
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April 26, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:38 PM :: 2381 Views
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Some fear liberties will be lost in Hawaii’s COVID-19 pandemic orders
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State Supreme Court: Release More Criminals from Jail
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Credit-rating agencies lower Hawaii’s debt outlook to ‘negative’
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Star-Adv: As long as COVID-19 cases tamped, strategic phased reopening in Hawaii makes sense
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UHPA: Re-Start Academic Research
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Oahu’s mayoral race and rail problems obscured by coronavirus crisis
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Covid-19 Financial Impacts -- HECO, MECO & HELCO
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Despite pandemic, some protesters continue camping on Maunakea
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Tulsi Gabbard is Back
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| Saturday, April 25, 2020 |
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April 25, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:03 PM :: 2081 Views
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Bill 41 Property Tax Relief for Businesses?
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Kauai Council eyes reducing current budget
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Covid impact on Hawaii home sales will be more severe next month
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Hawaii Paid $68 Million In Unemployment Claims This Week
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Hawaii lawmakers are advised to prepare for more cases of COVID-19
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State attorney general tells Hawaii Senate Special Committee on COVID-19 that 14-day visitor quarantine may last
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With donations, nonprofit puts homeless families up in Waikiki hotels
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Young Brothers requests to scale back service to Maui, Hawaii counties
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Coronavirus outbreak strikes another U.S. Navy ship after Pearl Harbor Port Call
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About 100 victims come forward with new claims of sex abuse
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Aquarium trade releases final EIS for reopening West Hawaii fishery
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The Trash That Fuels Oahu’s Power Plant Is Vanishing As Fast As The Tourists
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| Friday, April 24, 2020 |
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April 24, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:50 PM :: 3447 Views
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Chinky Mahoe Sued for Child Molestation
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Friday is Deadline for Child Molestation Lawsuits
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Self-Employed Gig Workers Unemployment Checks Must Wait for DLIR to Build New Computer System
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell outlines plan to reopen Hawaii businesses
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How to rescue Maui from the coronavirus recession
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Caldwell: Use Kauai as Guinea Pig for COVID Tourism
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25% of Hawaii’s COVID-19 patients who are 60 and over have been hospitalized
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Visitor: I was Here for Two Weeks, took Four Flights to three islands—nobody checked on me
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More than 3,500 visitors have come to Hawaii since quarantine began
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Hawaiian Airlines Got $654 Million From Feds
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Homeless Tent City Expands
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| Thursday, April 23, 2020 |
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April 23, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:09 PM :: 3438 Views
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‘What Was It All For?’: Divide Grows Over Hawaii’s Lockdown
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Caldwell to Reopen Car Dealers, Realtors
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Kauai to Reopen May 3?
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For those awaiting elective surgeries, physical pain & the unknown of when surgeries will resume is unbearable
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Senators say plan needed as airlines resume flying to Hawaii
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No Surprise: DoH Against City Purchase of 10,000 Test Kits
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DoH Accused of COVID Cluster Coverup
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Tourists Leave Address Blank to Fake Quarantine
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1980s Computers Slow Unemployment Backlog
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Contact tracers follow-up positive COVID-19 cases in Hawaii
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Antibody tests show COVID-19 was in Hawaii before first positive test
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Sunshine: Kauai Council Rushing Housing Density Law under Quarantine?
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Three Hawai`i Solar Projects Test The Legal Limits
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Will There Be “Vote Buying”?
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Mauna Kea: Hawaii Co Council votes to accept $5.3 million for police overtime
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MMA star Macfarlane among women suing Punahou, former basketball coach for sex abuse
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Why Go Away to College if it is Going to Be Online-Only?
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| Wednesday, April 22, 2020 |
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April 22, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:48 PM :: 3796 Views
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Hawaii’s Virus Response: ‘Medieval Frankenstein’ Sidelined
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Japan: Travelers Get COVID Test at Airport—Result within Hours
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100% Tested Tourists Key to Reopening
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Hawaiian Airlines Cuts More Flights
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Public worker union urges Ige to borrow $4B to pay them to sit at home
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Unions Exploit Maui Memorial COVID Cluster
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Lawmakers pretend to look to diversify Hawaii’s economy away from tourism
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Gabbard Spending a Lot of Time Trying to Reconnect with Her Constituents … Hmmmmm
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Mayor Kim Mandates Face Masks in All Stores
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Contradictory, Changing COVID Orders Confuse Public
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| Tuesday, April 21, 2020 |
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April 21, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:51 PM :: 7420 Views
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Prisoners ARE being released from jail because of pandemic --- One of them is now charged with sex assault
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One Note Band: DoH Focus on Discouraging use of Antibody Tests
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Beach Ban: All Sister Isle Mayors have questions—Caldwell Reopens Parks ‘for Exercise’
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COVID: What Cost?
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Hawaii unemployment fund could run out in 3 weeks, state could seek federal loan
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HMSA Exec in Control of Plan -- Gradual Lifting of Hawaii’s economy from coronavirus shutdown to start within a month
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Congressional delegation wants effective school plan from DOE
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HPD Writes 2,800 Tickets for Emergency Order Violations
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Maui Liquor Comm. Harasses Local Distillery over Hand Sanitizer Giveaway
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During COVID, Solar Schemers Grab for Megabux
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Hawaii farmers may shut down due to hardships
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Homeless COVID Center was all Fake
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Tulsi Gabbard Has More Than $640,000 In Presidential Cash
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| Monday, April 20, 2020 |
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April 20, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:08 PM :: 4443 Views
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Budgets Can Be Cut 20% Without Salary Reductions—If Decisions are not made by Empire Building Department Heads
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Anderson: COVID Will be Around for Years, We Can Live With it if we Keep Tourists Out
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‘Open Hawaii’: A small group of protesters feel its time to ease up restrictions
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Stay-home order likely to be extended past April 30, Gov. Ige says
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Unions Finally Agree to Help Process Unemployment Claims
- "We went off a cliff together" - Economist tells Hawaii Realtors to brace for COVID-19 impact
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Hawaii County Mayor Job Attracts More Than A Dozen
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Soft-on-Crime Activists Dream About COVID Infecting Hawaii’s Arizona Prisoners
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COVID Becomes Excuse to Build Massive Festering Homeless Tent Cities on Kauai—Newly Arrived Mainland Homeless is Media Contact
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Arrests Cut down 33% to Keep COVID out of Jails
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| Sunday, April 19, 2020 |
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April 19, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:13 PM :: 2389 Views
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Surprise! Hawaii officials brace for ‘big surge’ of newly homeless after shutting down economy
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Heavy reliance on tourism dollars leaves Hawaii with tough options like pay cuts
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20% Pay Cut vs Empty Talk from Congressional Delegation
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How’s that endorsement of Gov. David Ige feeling right now?
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Pandemic Helps Incumbents
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Property tax base protects county coffers—Hawaii County Still Hiring
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Victorino to Ige: Reconsider beach exercise ban
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Kauai Protests Lockdown
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Honolulu Council advances bill to defer property tax for pandemic-stricken Hawaii businesses
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Kona COVID-19 cluster doubles in one day
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Results promising for first COVID-19 blood tests in Hawaii
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2nd grade teacher creates forum to help educators with 'distance learning'
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BoE Holds Illegal Secret Meeting on Windfarms
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Capacity of new Aloha Stadium not set in concrete
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| Saturday, April 18, 2020 |
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April 18, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:23 PM :: 2885 Views
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18 Ways To Get Hawaii Back On Its Feet Again
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Serving their Union Masters: Senators Blast Governor’s Plan to Cut HGEA, HSTA, UPW Salaries
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Hawaii has the highest unemployment rate in the nation, USA Today reports
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Dozens of emergency homeless shelters built in Hilo parking lot
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Maui Council Priority-- Near ban on plastic disposable utensils OK’d
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Governor Allows Bars to Reopen for Take-out Liquor Sales
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Domestic Violence Shelter Flooded with Calls
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With schools closed, parents are navigating a new reality in which they’re tasked with steering their children’s education.
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Lassner: ‘Uncomfortable’ changes ahead at UH
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Hawaii’s jail population drops by 619 inmates since March Because Courts Stop Sending Criminals
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Flu cases drop in East Hawaii
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Bailed Out Airlines Ask Permission to Cut Hawaii Service
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| Friday, April 17, 2020 |
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April 17, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:55 PM :: 4450 Views
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Maui COVID Patients ‘Treated’ by DoH--‘Released’ by Telephone, Never Saw a Doctor
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Unemployment in Hawaii tops 37% as coronavirus shutdown continues
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Murky Ethical Firewall After HECO Installs COVID Recovery Czar in Governor’s Office
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Maui County No Furloughs, 1/3 of ‘Workers’ Faking it at Home
- Honolulu lockdown to last for months
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Gov. Ige: 'We do not meet criteria to re-open May 1' as President Trump encouraged
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Pandemic Further Postpones Federal Civil And Criminal Trials
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HART: Give STG $100M to Build past Middle Street Because Nan isn’t getting job done (and pay Nan too!)
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Honolulu Salary Commission members unanimously vote no to city officials’ raises
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Navy ‘ready to flex’ Rim of the Pacific exercise in Hawaii despite coronavirus outbreak
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Should the State use federal funds to pay for rapid antibody tests? Lt. Gov. Josh Green said they should
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Schatz: Free Money from the Sky Will Stop Pay Cuts
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Supreme Court: Inmate Release Motions Due by Monday April 20
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108 inmates on Big Isle seek early release because their lawyers think we might be dumb enough to give it to them
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Excellent News: Honolulu Homeless Sweeps To Resume
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COVID Found at Wailuku Homeless Shelter
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Homeless Flies in From Arizona, Outsmarts Airports Division, Arrested in Waimanalo After Posting Online Videos
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Tweekers Begin Looting Parts from Parked Rental Cars
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| Thursday, April 16, 2020 |
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April 16, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:43 PM :: 2645 Views
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HSTA: Pay Cuts a ‘Done Deal’ Take Effect May 1
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HART officials project $80 million less in revenues for 2021—More City Borrowing Expected
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Unemployment: DLIR Shoveling Money out the Door
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With tourism in coronavirus tatters, Hawaii gets a negative outlook from Moody’s
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Loosening stay-at-home orders could come as early as May
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Kaiser Coronavirus Experts Fly In For Damage Control At Maui Hospital
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Coronavirus Site For Oahu’s Homeless Will Not Offer Testing
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State to lease hotels for COVID-19 isolation
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DoH Investigating Six COVID Clusters
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Big Island COVID-19 test numbers continue decline
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COVID Means Lifeguards are in Trucks, not on Beach
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Parents Banned from Meeting Kids in Foster Care
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Hawaii marine monument expansion’s impact on fishing debated 5 years later
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| Wednesday, April 15, 2020 |
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April 15, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:35 PM :: 2099 Views
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Unions: Governor is proposing 20% pay cuts for ‘most’ state employees
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Honolulu Salary Commission taking up 3% pay raise plan for city officials
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COVID 56 Hospitalized but DoH says only 26
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Safety versus liberty: Constitutional freedoms tempered by COVID-19 crisis
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Why No Public Testimony for House, Senate COVID Committees?
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Realtors, Construction, Landscaping Back to Work on Kauai
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Staff: Things Got Out Of Hand Quickly At Maui Hospital
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State launches new online portal for tracking unemployment claims
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DOH, DOE to modify school-reopening terms
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Lawsuit: Special Ed Students Need Extra Help When Schools Reopen
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Kauai Council makes Brun ex-officio member
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Justice Department takes church’s side in COVID 1st Amendment suit
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Mental patient arrested for allegedly threatening to blow up hospital, police station
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| Wednesday, April 15, 2020 |
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Letters to the Editor April, 2020
By Letters to the Editor @ 1:00 AM :: 2744 Views
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Rethink Tourism for Post-COVID Hawaii
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Police Question People on Virus-free Island of Lanai
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RimPac COVID Problem
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Does Ige Command Respect?
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| Tuesday, April 14, 2020 |
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April 14, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:38 PM :: 2300 Views
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Hawaii 3rd-Lowest COVID Per Capita in USA
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Talks about how to lift stay-at-home order begin
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Contact Testing is the Key to Reopening the Economy—but we would have to transfer HGEA members to new jobs so we’re all doomed
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Coronavirus-Tracking Platform Gets Traction in Hawaii
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Hawaii Small Businesses Land $1.6 Billion From Feds
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Senators slam Ige for Paying HGEA Members to do Nothing
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Maui County Hides Second Cluster from DoH?
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18 workers reassigned to help with jobless claims are only staying long enough to get trained
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Fabric stores to re-open as essential businesses
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| Monday, April 13, 2020 |
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April 13, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:55 PM :: 2556 Views
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What problem is Honolulu’s curfew supposed to solve?
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Activists Question COVID Violation Tack-ons
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Jail populations drop 25% amid virus pandemic as Police Stop Making Arrests and Prosecutors Give Homeless Criminals a Free Pass
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Dr Scott Miscovich warns of community spread from Maui Memorial outbreak
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Stakes are high for Honolulu's paramedics amid COVID-19 pandemic
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Hawaii County wants coronavirus testing for all homeless
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Fake COVID-19 warnings posted in Waianae park in effort to scare Homeless Away
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Mayor considering making fabric stores ‘essential’ as sales move online
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No Evictions Can be Filed Until May 1 and then Most are Still Blocked
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Honolulu Star-Advertiser to do away with one day of traditional print
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Suddenly Homeschooling, Parent Realizes How Disappointing DoE is
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State urges Hawaii’s Colleges to disburse emergency cash grants for students impacted by COVID-19 pandemic
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How OHA Insiders Make ‘Environmental Justice’ into a Money Spinner
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| Sunday, April 12, 2020 |
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April 12, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:52 PM :: 3472 Views
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Test and Trace allows us to carefully restart Hawaii: But First we must Reassign some HGEA Members
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Back to Work Starting May 1?
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First night of curfew runs smoothly for Oahu and Maui, Mayors urge residents to continue to stay home
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Maui 2nd Cluster at a Church -- Mayor orders Easter Service Shutdown
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Petition calls for top hospital leaders to resign over COVID-19 allegations
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Hawaii senior care homes take extreme measures to keep COVID-19 out
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Few Students Participating in On-Line Classes—Few Teachers Teaching
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Public Defender demands that Felons be Allowed to become Homeless when Released Early
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Kauai: Burglary Down, Domestic Violence Up
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A 2 mile-long line stretched around Ala Moana. A sign families need help
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| Saturday, April 11, 2020 |
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April 11, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:55 PM :: 3284 Views
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Some call new curfews ‘overkill’
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HGEA More Scary Than Corona Virus—DoH Afraid to Transfer HGEA Members to Oversee Quarantined Tourists
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Idiot Caldwell Orders Mask And Fabric Stores to Close
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Hawaii’s New Unemployment Application Excludes Micronesian Migrant Workers
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With Nothing to Mooch, Homeless Shelter-Refusers Suddenly Begging to be Allowed in to Shelters
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Victims' advocates warn of spike in domestic violence during stay-at-home order
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FDC Acts to Prevent DPS from Exporting Infected Inmates
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Cluster of cases at Maui Memorial grows to 19 with more test results pending
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Visitors that required rescue cited for violating stay-at-home order
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State takes digital step to improve traveler quarantine order
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Kauai, Hawaii County TVRs Ordered Shut Down
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Hawaii's restaurants hurting, bracing for long-term decrease in business
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Homeless Seniors On Hawaii Island Shelter At Holiday Inn Express
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RIMPAC will not be cancelled
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Hawaii Cruise Ship Passengers File Class-Action Suit
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Council passes first reading of TMT bill
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Maui County Manager Proposal to Be Heard April 17
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How Honolulu Lost Its Top Ranking For The Nation’s Worst Traffic
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| Friday, April 10, 2020 |
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April 10, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:11 PM :: 1995 Views
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COVID-19 crisis threatens rail project schedule ... and funding
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Officials will decide whether to extend Oahu curfew until end of April
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Corona Hypocrisy: We’re all Supposed to Hunker Down but Caldwell Sees Opportunity to Stand up and Inflict Himself on Waimanalo
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Domestic violence calls up 15% for March
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Smoking weed and coronavirus: Even occasional use raises risk of Covid-19 complications
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Problems for thousands of newly unemployed shift from filing claims to getting paid
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Special Master Refuses Mass Release of Criminals After Police Stop Making Bench Warrant Arrests
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Jail populations decline by 500 statewide, in part due to coronavirus
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Hawaii military has just over 30 cases of new coronavirus
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700 More Mauians get COVID-19 testing
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State says ‘most’ visitors coming to Hawaii likely not following quarantine order
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Hotels for Heroes program criticized for turning many of those heroes away
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Honolulu Harbor: Three Cruise Ships on the Move
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Hydroxychloroquine Reappearing on Pharmacy Shelves
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| Thursday, April 9, 2020 |
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April 9, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:56 PM :: 3163 Views
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COVID Projection: Hawaii Peak of 10 Deaths Per Day on Sunday
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State may redeploy a few idle HGEA Members Next Week—DLIR Hiring New Employees Off Street while 1000s Paid to Sit at Home
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DoH Finally Agrees to Allow Contract Testing
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Accurate Rapid Testing key to Reopening Hawaii
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How Many Quarantined from COVID? State, Counties Disagree
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Honolulu Cruise Ship Disaster Begins? 6 crew members of Pride of America cruise ship in Honolulu Harbor test positive for coronavirus
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Lt. Gov. Josh Green questions plan to release prisoners, Mercado Kim points out emergency is being used as “an excuse to let out prisoners early.”
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Military won’t say how many COVID-19 cases in Hawaii—Number Reported to DoH and Included in State Totals
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Two Hawai‘i National Guardsmen test positive for COVID-19
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Guam’s Growing Coronavirus Challenge
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Pandemic Deals Blow to Plastic Bag Bans
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Real Estate Listings Drop Sharply for April
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DOE: 4 weeks of no new coronavirus cases before public schools can reopen
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Pandemic impacts school services for special needs students
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Another Homeless Drug House Goes up in Flames
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| Wednesday, April 8, 2020 |
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April 8, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:29 PM :: 2129 Views
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Hawaii’s jobless claims top 194,000—Long Wait for Benefits thanks to HGEA
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Jobless residents frustrated with being locked out of state's unemployment filing system
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Lt. Gov. Josh Green calls for more extensive testing
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Mayor Caldwell announces 'pause' in construction at Waimanalo Bay Beach Park
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Kaua‘i COVID-19 Q&A: Do I need documents to go see mom?
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HPD sets up tent city near Airport to serve the newly-arrived homeless instead of deporting them
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Kauai Curfew Reduces Hospital Intake by 40%—but not because of COVID
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Latest Trick to Force Mass Release of Criminals--Corrections officers complain about lack of basic protection at facilities
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Honolulu police issued more than 5,000 warnings
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Expand options for distance learning
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| Tuesday, April 7, 2020 |
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April 7, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:24 PM :: 2349 Views
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Sherwoods Protesters Cited for Violating COVID Emergency Order
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UW Revises estimated Hawaii COVID deaths down to 155 from 372
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Want Free Money? Apply for Welfare—Nobody Will Check your Check
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Puna Councilman Opposes Inmate Release During Pandemic
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Two More Homeless Deported
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Inter-Island Quarantine lacks enforcement
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New instruments will provide COVID-19 results in minutes
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Remove GE Tax from Medical Practices to Save Private MDs
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Curfew and stay-at-home orders result in fewer traffic crashes
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Hawaii Island home prices increase nearly 10% in March
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Parks and Rec hearing closed to the public
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KPD resumes firearms registration
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DeepGreen to make run for battery metals from seafloor
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| Monday, April 6, 2020 |
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April 6, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:22 PM :: 2559 Views
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Protect democracy by restoring open government in Hawaii
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VIDEO: Trucks Push Past Protesters as Caldwell Exploits Virus to Re-Launch Sherwoods Construction
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COVID Protects Council from Protesters So Reimbursement for TMT-related expenses back on the table
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Defense Lawyers Eager to Use COVID as Excuse for Dismissals—Molesters, Rapists, and Pimps May Walk
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Three Honolulu Police officers test positive for COVID-19
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Two GOP state lawmakers say mass prisoner release is "terrible idea"
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Hawaii mayors consider stricter safety measures as coronavirus cases grow
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Asymptomatic residents close to COVID-19 patients will soon get tested
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Nearly 25% in Hawaii fear having COVID-19 symptoms, survey shows
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Hawaii Banks Start Rolling Out Relief To Small Firms
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Study: Hawaii ranks #2 in most economically impacted by virus
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Paia confrontation over travel fears leaves visitors shaken
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National Guard to screen incoming, departing passengers at 5 Hawaii airports
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Spanish Flu Killed 2,300 in Hawaii
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| Sunday, April 5, 2020 |
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April 5, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:17 PM :: 2020 Views
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COVID May Knock $2B Hole in Budget
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Star-Advertiser Bleeding Money, Lays off 46 Employees
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Bankruptcy Lawyer: Phone Ringing off Hook
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COVID Crisis is so Serious Hawaii County May Actually Stop ‘Creating Positions’!
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As World Burns Kauai County May Stop Filling Positions, May ‘Limit’ New Vehicle Purchases
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Mandatory Mask Order Coming?
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"Some people stay dying!" - state Senators urge Gov. Ige to be aggressive (whatever that means)
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155 sailors on the USS Theodore Roosevelt test positive (44% of crew tested)
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Molokai Store Gets 100% Testing—2nd COVID Case Found
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Drug Dealers are an ‘Essential Business’ Stay Open During Epidemic
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Tiny homes could become part of response efforts against the coronavirus on Oahu
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| Saturday, April 4, 2020 |
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April 4, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:57 PM :: 3886 Views
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HGEA More Scary than COVID? Ige afraid to Reassign Useless do-nothing HGEA Members to Help With Unemployment Backlog
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Testing is the key to everything.
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District Health Officer Reports Very Different COVID Numbers
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Lockdown Could Last Months
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International survey of physicians touts Hydroxychloroquine as COVID-19 treatment—(But Green, DoH still say ‘no’)
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Japan to offer anti-flu drug Avigan to nations fighting Corona Virus?
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Ige Activates Guard: New Homeless Arrivals will be Deported
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Ige asks Trump for use of federal detention center for inmates
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Hana Vigilante Patrols Completely Useless Against Virus
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| Friday, April 3, 2020 |
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April 3, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:24 PM :: 2811 Views
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HGEA Demands 25% Raise -- ‘Hazard Pay’ for its so-called Workers who are being paid to sit at home and do nothing
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Sporadic Complaints: Hawaii Democratic Presidential Primary ‘Feels Like Voter Suppression’
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Soft-on-Crime Activists Eager for COVID in Jail, Find None so Far
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Homeless Dude Flies in from Mainland, gets Jail--Will be Deported Today
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Excellent News: Homeless Dude Arrested in Kihei after Acting Homeless on Stolen Motorcycle
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5 more homeless people come to Oahu during coronavirus pandemic
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DOBOR Reopens Bathrooms, Homeless Destroy them Within Days
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Pacific islands, Antarctic bases: coronavirus-free living in some of Earth’s most isolated places
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HECO Plan: Give Elon Musk $300M so We can buy more overpriced electricity from Wind, Solar Schemers
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| Thursday, April 2, 2020 |
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April 2, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:58 PM :: 2064 Views
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10,000 COVID Tests: Hawaii Among Most Tested States
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Agenda: Mass Release of Criminals Will Make COVID Crisis Feel Real
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Agenda: Corona Crisis = Risk + Opportunism
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Waikiki doctors to offer blood test that detects exposure to COVID-19
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Pandemic speeds up construction start on master-planned village for the homeless
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Navy envisions major development near Pearl Harbor rail station
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Meadow Gold Hawaii to be sold to Los Angeles real estate investment firm
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| Wednesday, April 1, 2020 |
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April 1, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:13 PM :: 2492 Views
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Hawaii leaders don’t know how many state workers are getting paid to do nothing
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Nobody in Jail has COVID, but Lawyer seeks ‘Emergency and humanitarian release’ for accused rapist of 78-year old woman
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Caldwell: Mass Release of 426 Criminals Will Trigger Crime Wave During Pandemic
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COVID: After Overcoming DoH Resistance, Hawaii now 6th-Most Tested State
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Paying rent during COVID-19
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Mayors call on president to stop all non-essential travel to Hawaii
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Kauai police arrest visitor accused of violating state’s mandatory quarantine
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Police appear to contradict city policy on park access
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Queen’s Medical Center employee tests positive for coronavirus
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HFD confirms second firefighter tests positive for COVID-19
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17 homeless people move into state’s first Kauhale village
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