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Tuesday, October 6, 2026
October 6, 2026 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:56 AM :: 1223 Views
  1. Supreme Court showdown leaves future of climate lawsuits up in the air 
  2. Hawaii's Latest Gun Control Fiasco Hinges on 'Footnote Nine'
  3. Office of Elections Hearing: How to Choose Candidates 'By Lot'
  4. OHA Announces Three Finalists for Administrator/CEO Position
  5. In memoriam: UH alumna, former U.S. Rep. Pat Saiki
  6. Hawaii DoE Schools, 73% of 11th Graders can’t do the Math
  7. How Much Will this bill increase the cost of Housing Construction?
  8. Hilo Coconut Island Bridge Replacement Becomes $22M Boondoggle
  9. Union Plaza tensions flare as first responders answer medical call
  10. Honolulu Police Commission approves taxpayer-funded lawyer for controversial ex-sergeant
  11. Sued, Honolulu Liquor Commission suddenly seeks new records-retention rules
  12. Special licenses would allow select Honolulu bars to close at 4 a.m.
  13. Hawaiʻi Supreme Court to hear case on elephants’ human rights
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Monday, October 5, 2026
October 5, 2026 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:19 AM :: 2540 Views
  1. ACLU: State of Hawaii could use Act 11 ‘corporate personhood’ law to selectively enforce ‘political correctness’
  2. Hawaii Congressional Delegation How They Voted October 2, 2026
  3. 400 Flock cameras to be deployed along Hawaii roads
  4. 1,100 Without Permanent Housing 3 Years After Lahaina Fire
  5. Survey: High cost of living is Hawaiʻi’s most pressing concern
  6. Honolulu ranks next to last in large U.S airport survey
  7. Is OHA's Board In For Another Shakeup?
  8. Ethics: Waters’ taxpayer-funded election-year mailer illegal
  9. Two Kaʻū condo communities deserted after Lala damaged private Punaluʻu utility servicing water, sewer
  10. Well Reopening Near Red Hill Stirs Up Usual Suspects
  11. Hawaiʻi Mormon Population Growing
  12. Recktenwald: DOJ Wants to Muzzle Judges Who Speak Out About the Rule of Law
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Sunday, October 4, 2026
October 4, 2026 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:13 AM :: 3358 Views
  1. Tax, spend, regulate, repeat. Will Hawaii lawmakers ever learn?
  2. The Time Tax
  3. Kailua Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced to 70 Months in Prison
  4. Next Scandal: Kauhale program paid for director’s sex toys
  5. It’ll take more than Febreze for deodorizing our hauna
  6. Election?  Carpenters have already won everything except Question 2
  7. Nearly Half of Politicians Running Unopposed on November Ballot (again)
  8. Guaranteed Loser: With no Serious Contender on Primary Ballot, Republicans Saddled with Antivaxxer Nut for Governor
  9. After Pretending to Join ‘Stop Corporate Personhood’ Circus--ACLU Shows True Colors (again)
  10. Meee Tooo Hysteria Staging Comeback?
  11. Rate Hikes?  Critics question HECO’s ‘fire sale’ of ASB
  12. Hawaii members face Medicare plan changes from HMSA
  13. Star-Adv: State Should Raid Green Fee Slush fund to Fill up EBT Cards
  14. Parents demand answers after 12-year-old leaves Nanakuli campus unattended
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Saturday, October 3, 2026
October 3, 2026 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:29 AM :: 1079 Views
  1. Hawaii high court lets lawyers keep $222M from Maui fire settlement
  2. “Economic Freedom: What It Means and Why It Matters to Hawaii”
  3. Red Flags: Hawaii among most financially distressed states
  4. Hawaii OIP Swarmed by AI Robot Requests
  5. Maui Man Admits to Selling Methamphetamine and Cocaine
  6. Hawaii sues Trump admin for loosening car fuel efficiency standards
  7. Pearl City Junk Yard Ordered Closed After Fire
  8. NYT: Hawaii housing shortage drives poverty
  9. Poll: Josh Green Approval 64%
  10. Will Supreme Court Block Climate Suits By Hawaiʻi, Other States?
  11. Oʻahu transit agency is paying record-high prices to fuel city buses
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Friday, October 2, 2026
October 2, 2026 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:20 PM :: 1573 Views
  1. Monday: Supreme Court climate case could impact Hawaii lawsuits
  2. The Difference Between a Good Cause and a Good Investment
  3. PCBs: AG Scores $45M Settlement
  4. PUC to Hear Testimony on HECO Storm Response
  5. Green’s Chief of Staff Still on the Job after being found personally liable for retaliation and wrongful termination of whistleblower
  6. Rapacious greed has Limit: Hawaii Supreme Court upholds Maui wildfire attorney fee caps
  7. HMSA's Medicare Changes Could Increase Costs For Thousands
  8. Makiki building will house homeless teens, young adults
  9. Kauaʻi bill could help keep a few locals from paying high property taxes for a little while
  10. South Maui ‘Plan’: So-Called Progressives Stall Until After Election
  11. Mindless Hysteria: Data centers debate continues at county level
  12. Molokai Power to be out 8 hours per day
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Thursday, October 1, 2026
October 1, 2026 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:22 AM :: 1512 Views
  1. Former US Rep Pat Saiki Dead at 96
  2. BIA: Permitting Delays Remain a Major Concern Despite DPP Modernization
  3. WESPAC Advances Sea Turtle Actions, Finalizes Fishing Recommendations
  4. August Tourist Spending Down 9.7%
  5. Recycling: City Begins Mixing Rotten Food into Greenwaste
  6. DBEDT Releases 2025 Hawaiʻi Data Book
  7. Hawaii 2nd-Highest Credit Card Debt in USA
  8. Conservation groups sue NOAA over Pacific deep-sea mining application
  9. HECO: EV Charging Doubles
  10. Kiddie Porn: Moanalua won four state titles. Who paid?
  11. The Hawaiʻi GOP’s real problem isn’t its platform
  12. Bringing liquefied natural gas to Hawaii
  13. Looters Target Empty Kalaupapa Homes
  14. How Many Will We Steal?  Maui Council refers another 32 shoreline condo complexes’ hotel-rezoning to unfavorable Maui Planning Commission
  15. The standard Hawaii vacation is over
  16. 'Devastated' Kauaʻi Harbor May Take 5 Years To Fix—mostly for paperwork
  17. HPD May Have Shared Your License Plate Data With The IRS
  18. Hawaii DMV has been giving out non-TSA compliant Licenses Since at least July—no fix in sight
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