Entries for July 2019

1. Pro-Telescope Rally Set for Thursday
2. DLNR Extends Telescope Permit--Ige Cancels 'Emergency'
3. Lassner: My Biggest Concern--'The Fabric of the University'
4. Ige Appoints Clayton Hee to Hawaii Paroling Authority
5. Tourist Arrivals Up--Spending Down
6. Climate Commission Outlines Plan to Seize Shoreline Real Estate if Hurricane Hits
7. National Parents Day Honors Bob and Utu McDermott
8. Big Island District Court: JSC Nominates Six
9. Scientists Report Missed Opportunities, Equipment Near Failure as a Result of TMT Protest
10. Josh Green: Anti-Telescope Protests to be Redirected to FedWreck?
11. Rain, Wind Blows Protesters Off Mountain
12. Hawaii: A glut of the inept, the venal and the special-interest pleaders
13. Lawyer Switch Pays Off--New Trial Dates Set For Kealoha Cases
14. Feds: Hawaii Still Coming Up Short In Meeting Special Education Needs
15. HMSA pay plan: A single patient with an acute chronic disease could derail a small practice
16. Hawaii ranks 3rd highest in per-person public health spending
17. US Surgeon General: Hawaii’s homeless crisis won’t be solved with housing alone
18. Election Officials Announce Voting by Mail
19. Suspect in Monday’s shooting on parole for another attempted murder case
20. Gabbard’s big night is Aug 28

1. OHA Anti-Telescope Activism Begins With Rejection of Cayetano-Era 'Settlement'
2. Native Claims: How Alaska Found a Settlement
3. $350M Stadium Bill: "Abusive Gut and Replace" Scheme being Challenged in Court
4. Ige names Rona Suzuki interim director of DOTAX
5. Ige Considers Judicial Nominees for Six Positions
6. Judges Seated by Trump Begin to Transform ‘9th Circus’
7. Kealoha Retaliation: A List of Caldwell Admin Officials Involved
8. Fired HPD Sgt DUI Links Kealoha, Miske
9. Cayetano: Call in National Guard, Open Road to Build Telescope
10. Protest setting scary precedent
11. Chaos Swirls around Kim Im-Possible: Deals or no Deals on Mauna Kea?
12. Kaniela Ing: “My knowledge is just as important as knowledge that came from a telescope"
13. An Opportunity to Stop Rail at Middle Street
14. Next Boondoggle: Request for Qualifications sought for Neal S. Blaisdell Center public-private partnership
15. HPD Racks up $20M Overtime
16. “Community-Based” Solar Gardens Failing—Cost Double
17. Beach Clean-up volunteer punched by Knife-Wielding Homeless Drug Addict in unprovoked attack

1. Feds Force UH to Shutter Chinese Communist Spy Center ‘Confucius Institute’
2. Hawaii Congressional Delegation How They Voted July 28, 2019
3. Maunakea Observatories: Protesters are still Blocking Access
4. University of Hawaii President David Lassner visits Mauna Kea
5. Personal Opinions Crystallize as Hawaiʻi Enters Week Three of TMT Standoff
6. New Trial? Feds Push Back Against Latest Kealoha Gambit
7. Bart Dame: Recycling is an Expensive and Ineffective Fraud
8. Remember Jonathan Fraser
9. Keeping Poor People Out Of Jail On Kauai
10. The Grim State Of Military Housing In Hawaii
11. Kill rate too high? Ballot Initiative seeks changes to animal shelter standards
12. Profitable Nonprofits Grab for Open Space Fund

1. Mental healthcare in Hawaii: Young minds at risk
2. A Veil of Secrecy Around Revenue Estimates
3. TMT: ‘There are other discussions underway to find a resolution’
4. Hawaii is a High-Tech Laughingstock—Thank a Protester
5. 1960: Mauna Kea development started with an invitation
6. TMT: ‘Dismayed by False Accusations’
7. Astronomers lament lost observation time, risk to Maunakea telescopes
8. Crimes go unsolved as Honolulu Police Department copes with officer shortage
9. Caldwell Sent out Hundreds of TVR Letters based on Inaccurate “Pins’
10. Bill 89 shuts down vital local industry
11. Weds July 31 Deadline to Kill Ala Wai Flood Control Project?

1. Maunakea Rules: UH Regents Move Meeting to Aug 30
2. GAO Looks at Honolulu Rail Project
3. Honolulu CWAs a recipe for disaster
4. GAO: Micronesia Trust Funds Unlikely to Replace US Aid
5. Hawaii: Geothermal potential could offer reliability on clean energy
6. Political Cartoons That Make You Think
7. Hawaii Consumers Deepest in Debt--Not Counting Mortgages
8. Pacific Islands Caucus Formed to Counter Chinese Influence
9. OHA Goes to Mountain Bearing Cash -- Advances Process of Co-opting Telescope Protesters
10. Court: Telescope Must Inform Activist Before Construction Equipment is Moved to Mountain
11. Trask: ‘You Must Acknowledge Our Religion’
12. Telescope Protester: I am an Empty Vessel, I don’t Know Much
13. Tensions grow as TMT protesters continue to block access for telescope workers
14. HPD: We Will go to Mauna Kea Again if Called
15. Lawsuit Exposes State’s Failed Mental Health System
16. Vacation Rental ‘Shakedown’ Nets Hundreds of Innocent Owners
17. Skydive Hawaii: State management, lack of facilities undercut Dillingham Airfield safety
18. Thank an Anti-Agriculture Activist: Hawai‘i Sees 400% Increase in Acres Burned
19. Kauai Cleaning up Voter List--Transitioning to voting by mail in 2020
20. Mindless Ignorance keeps Hawaii Co Council revved up to implement zero-emission buses that don’t work
21. Kauai: Real Scientists Still Trying to Deprogram Island After Brainwashing by Surfrider and Anti-Dairy Cult

1. Imua TMT: Video from Pro-Telescope Rally
2. OHA Trustees Call on Ige to Rescind Emergency Proclamation
3. Trustee Keli'i Akina Urges OHA to Recognize its Duty to Native Hawaiians Who Support TMT
4. Military Consumers Target for Scams and Unethical Business Practices
5. Telescope: Vast Majority Want it to Stay in Hawaii
6. What did we Get from Kahoolawe Protests?
7. Anti-Telescope Protester Caught in Identity Trap
8. Journalist: Building the Telescope is Like the Holocaust or the Election of Trump or Something
9. Gov. Ige accepting comments regarding TMT on his official website
10. Oahu: Letters sent to possible violators of new short-term vacation law
11. State Aims To Reduce Unnecessary ER Visits By Empowering Paramedics
12. Medical home concept undermined by HMSA
13. Tulsi 3rd-party campaign feared by campaign observers

1. Foreclosure Next? Court Finds Criminal Al Hee's Scam Company in Default
2. HDOT Working with Police to "Address Illegal Actions by Protesters"
3. Tulsi Gabbard sues Google, alleging 'election interference' after Dem debate
4. Dissolve HART On Council Agenda – Vote Could Halt Project at Middle Street
5. Telescope Supporters are 80% Majority and ‘Terrified to Come Out”
6. Harry Kim Compromise?  Take down the Camp and We Promise Not to Build Telescope
7. “Oh shit” -- Mayor Harry Kim
8. Ige Sets Kim up to Fail
9. Telescope – 80% of instrumentation is down
10. Celebrutard Reaches Emotional Apex: “Willing to die” on Mauna Kea
11. Collision at the Intersectionality: Defeat of Telescope Would be Hollow Victory
12. A symbolic victory maybe that’s interesting for a few days. But then what?
13. Bill Would Block 2/3 of Contractors from Bidding on City Contracts

1. Fighting for Details on How Hawaii DoE Spends $2 Billion
2. Former Laborers Union leader charged, accused of stealing thousands
3. Judges Refuse: No Halt to Telescope Construction--No End to Emergency Proclamation
4. UH Board of Regents elects new leadership
5. Imua TMT: Pro-Telescope Rallies Set for Thursday
6. Mauna Kea Observatories: "Uncertainty About what Lies Ahead"
7. City holding workshops to update Primary Urban Center plan
8. Ige makes first visit to Mauna Kea since TMT protests began
9. Dozens Of Astronomy Projects On Hold At Empty Observatories
10. Anti-Telescope Protester Busted with Drugs, Gun, Butterfly Knife, Brass Knuckles
11. Maintain funding for Housing First
12. Geographic Exception Allows Switch to Better School
13. Waikiki councilman calls on city to suspend bulky item pilot in tourist district
14. Senate Allows Catholic to become Judge despite Hirono’s Bigotry

1. Doomed Telescope: Ige Hands off 'Leadership' to ... uh ... Harry Kim
2. Ethics: Wanna Buy Some State Land? -- Hire a Legislator, Its Legal!
3. U.S. Insular Areas Aid Supports More than 26,000 Jobs
4. Josh Green: Morally Superior Kupuna Should Have Absolute Veto—Telescope backed by inferior people should ‘Move On’
5. Hawaiian Airlines Gives Free Flights to Protesters: Tourism Industry Working to Destroy ANOTHER non-Tourism Activity
6. “Telescope Construction has Already Begun”
7. Kahea: Ceded Lands Under Telescope are a Political, not Legal, Issue
8. AG: Emergency Declaration Required to Prevent Repeat of 2015 Mauna Kea Blockades
9. Telescopes Unprotected--Honolulu police officers returning home
10. Police “Don’t Want to be There”
11. Anti-GMO Councilmembers Sign Anti-Telescope Letter
12. Native Hawaiian TMT supporter feels the time is now to speak up
13. Next Failure: DOE Leadership Starting Work On New 10-Year Strategic Plan
14. Sylvia Luke Blocks Program to Get Mentally Ill Homeless off Street
15. Lawsuit Challenges Hawaii Policy Of Ending Youth Mental Health Services At 18
16. Kauai: Some Residents Are Waylaying Tourists On The North Shore
17. Caldwell signs bill dedicating up to 160 city stalls to car-share
18. HART Has A Recycled New Board Member: Ford Fuchigami
19. Kauai: Rolling Blackouts Just Happen to Coincide with Loss of Solar Power

1. Poll: 77% Support Telescope
2. OHA Trustee Bob Lindsey Supports TMT
3. Former Official of Crooked Painters Union Trying to Convince Council to Require Union Contractors on City Projects
4. No human waste at Kauai beaches—Feds Prove Anti-Dairy Campaign Based on Lies
5. Ige’s Veto Of Civil Asset Forfeiture Bill Makes No Sense
6. Report Provides Snapshot Of Life For New Mothers In Hawaii

1. Machado: “OHA has no position on the siting of the TMT on Maunakea”
2. VIDEO: Crying DOCARE Chief Begs Protesters to Open Road
3. The Special Land and Development Fund
4. Notice of Judicial Position – District Family Judge, First Circuit
5. Canada to ship containerized LNG to China instead of Hawaii
6. Caldwell’s ‘Ethics’ Commission Still Making Excuses for its’ Kealoha Coverup
7. Telescope Protesters ‘sense that nobody much cares what they think’
8. Police Arrest ‘Disorderly Man’ at Telescope Protest
9. Tsuneyoshi Questions use of HPD officers on Mauna Kea    
10. HPD officer arrested, accused of felony domestic abuse
11. HART responds to possible council resolution calling for it to be dissolved
12. Kuleana tax break proposed
13. Maui: Wind and Solar Useless at Peak Demand Periods
14. Flood of TVR Permits hits Hawaii County
15. Gabbard Doomed if She Can’t Crack 2% in Polls

1. Kahele Gives Protesters Reason to Stonewall
2. Telescopes Already Being Damaged by Protests
3. History of Anti-Telescope Violence 
4. Ige: “We have been very patient with all those on Mauna Kea”    
5. Ed Case –and 75% of public--Unequivocally Support Telescope
6. ‘Preparing for War’ on Mauna Kea
7.  Protesters: Ige a “liar” – We will not meet with him
8. Telescope Protesters Deign to allow some law enforcement through Mauna Kea Access Road
9. Office of Maunakea Management reports to New UH Hilo Chancellor
10. Editorial: Without ag, wildfires
11. 2 Honolulu Council members want to keep the Homeless Homeless
12. Higher Per-Capita Distribution of Pain Pills On Neighbor Islands
13.  Trump Ridicules Plastic Straw Bans
14.  Anti-GMO Kauai Councilwoman Just Like Trump -- Goes to Russia 

1. Kahele Gives Protesters Reason to Stonewall
2. Protester: Telescope Supporters are White Supremacists
3. Kealoha joint task force needed

1. Poll: Hirono Approval 46% - Schatz 52%
2. Will Philly Shipyard close?
3. AG Settles Case: Hawaii Discriminates Against Legal Immigrants on Gun Permits
4. Setting Off Hysteria
5. Pennies Add Up
6. Lt Gov Green Goes Wobbly on Mauna Kea      
7. Kahele: Protesters Can Kill Telescope if they Stall Construction beyond Sept 26—and I can Help
8. Ige Sued Over Mauna Kea Emergency Proclamation
9. Anti-Telescope Protesters heap Abuse on University
10. Protesters Let Water Truck go up Mountain
11. Telescope Day 4
12. Federal investigators probe Katherine Kealoha’s role in costly rail project delay  
13. New Attorney is Latest Trick to Delay Kealoha Trials
14. 4 Kealoha era lawsuits could cost city up to $40 million
15. Legislature Funds Abortion so Trump Rule Will  Have No Effect
16. EPA: Anti-Pesticide Hysterics Didn’t Prove their Case

1. Mauna Kea: Ige Signs Proclamation 'To Prevent Lawless Violence'
2. Mauna Kea Protests: UH Releases Guidelines for Staff
3. Caldwell in DC for Schatz Climate Hearing
4. Will Hawaii be the next Puerto Rico?
5. Hawaii 3rd Lowest Youth Poverty
6. Hawaii Pension Funds Only 55% Funded
7. OHA-Funded ‘Immersion Schools’ Behind Telescope Protests
8. Mood Changed when Honolulu Officers Arrive
9. Astronomers: ‘We’re sort of dead in the water’
10. Caldwell-Controlled Ethics Commission Defends Decisions On Kealohas
11. Hawaii Governor Keeps His Official Visitor List Under Wraps
12. More Rate Hikes Coming as HEI Closes Cheapest Energy Plants
13. How Taxes and a High Cost of Living are Prompting Residents to Leave the State
14. Homeless Criminal arrested in Maui arson incident that triggered massive wildfire
15. Canoe Club Threatened by Homeless Child Molester

1. OHA: Protests are Opportunity for us to Grab Mauna Kea Lease
2. HART Board: Kim not gone--Stays on to Maintain Quorum
3. Protester: Telescope Supporters are White Supremacists
4. Now That All Observatory Staffers are Evacuated—How Many Telescopes will Police Allow Protesters to Destroy?
5. Fake Arrests Begin on Mauna Kea – After Three Days, Protesters Get Tickets
6. Police leaving scene at Maunakea access road after Protesters Block Highway with Cars
7. Protesters Block H-1 Freeway on Oahu
8. ‘Delaying Tactic’ -- Protesters Seek TRO to Stop Telescope
9. Mailani Neal: “Astronomy and the culture can coexist on Mauna Kea”
10. “I believe science is an option our kupuna would have embraced.”
11. Abercrombie: TMT opponents are being hypocritical by blocking project
12. “Free Stuff’ – Protesters Attain Socialism, call it Lahui
13. Former Laborers Union leader charged, accused of stealing thousands
14. A hazardous discovery could cost the rail authority $10 million
15. It’s Time For Term Limits For The Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney
16. Will Kauai Police Cheating Scandal Allow Homeless Killer to Escape Justice?
17. After months of delays, some of Waikiki’s new surveillance cameras are working
18. UPW Malingering Closes Big Island Transfer Stations
19. Foreign purchases of American homes plunge 36% as Chinese buyers flee the market

1. At UH Confab, Politicians and Lawyers Get Reality Check on Climate Suits
2. Ige: We have Followed a 10-Year Process to get to this Point
3. Police Beg Protesters for Permission to Go up Mountain
4. Local support for TMT has been strong for years
5. Ethics Commission Set To Examine Its Role In Kealoha Corruption Case
6. Kealoha Trial: An Interview With The Jury Foreman
7. 62% Reduction in Homeless Abuse of emergency room
8. Adults who vape are more likely to quit cigarettes, study finds
9. Hawaii governor vetoes location-data privacy bill
10. Rules needed for cameras in parks
11. Gabbard Has Missed Nearly A Quarter Of House Votes This Year

1. Board of Regents to consider proposed Maunakea administrative rules at August meeting
2. Mauna Kea: ACLU Lists Grounds for Lawsuits Against Police
3. Will Protesters Attack Astronomers Again?
4. Chained Protesters Demand Break Time to Stretch—Ask Police to Hurry up and Arrest Them
5. Kahele Gets Honolulu Council Chair Anderson’s Backing In Congressional Bid
6. WOTUS: Will ADC Appeal Court Order?
7. Dairy Completely Destroyed by TVR Owner Activism
8. Homeless Tent City Dwellers ‘Educate’ Public About Dark Nature of English Language—Designed by Satan
9. State agency to study transferring control of Kakaako to city
10. Council’s office move to Alii Place hits a snag

1. OHA leadership predicts violence at TMT construction site
2. So What Really Is a Resort Fee?
3. Hawaii GE Tax Hits 105.29% of Personal Income
4. Hawaii Congressional Delegation How They Voted July 13, 2019
5. Protesters, Police Head for Mauna Kea
6. Subpoena Fight: HART Will Lose and then We Will Find Out
7. Kealoha Malingering Aided by Fake Doctor’s Note?
8. Last Stadium was a Boondoggle, Too
9. $50M a Year for Hollywood Movie Moguls
10. Hawaii not among 21 states with FBI photo-search agreements

1. Hearings to Set Rail Fares
2. Puerto Rico Relief? Special interests lobby to uphold Jones Act
3. Ige Appoints New Chief of Staff, COO
4. Hawaii--3rd Lowest Student Debt
5. Honolulu Among Worst Cities for First-Time Home Buyers
6. Senate Confirms Trump Appointee to Ninth Circuit
7. Thank an Anti Cane-Smoke Activist: Shuttered plantations’ fallow land poses huge risk of fires
8. Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation turns over more rail records in response to a federal subpoena
9. Janus: Hawaii Government Union Membership Up 2%
10. Mauna Kea: ACLU Makes Advance List of Lawsuit Grounds Against Police
11. Super PACS Spent $175K to Install Tommy Waters on Council
12. The DOE’s Chief Financial Officer Is Leaving For UH
13. Star-Adv: If Tourism Activists Harass the Little People Enough, Hanalei Bay can become Exclusive Billionaire Playground
14. City plans to blanket Oahu parks with surveillance cameras
15. Crash victim frustrated at how prosecutors are handling the case: ‘It just makes me question the system’

1. CNBC America's Top States for Business -- Hawaii 49th
2. Updating Old Jones Act Cost Estimates
3. School Bus Dangers
4. DHHL Approves Kalaeloa Solar Project
5. A Step in the Right Direction
6. Kealoha: If you give me a new Trial, I’ll Bring Alison Lee Wong to Court
7. Political Correctness Grinds Astronomers Down
8. Maui Firestorm Fed by Anti-Cane Smoke Activism
9. Pre-K Turf War: DoE Whipped Down by Executive Office on Early Learning
10. In Effort to Keep Hoi Polloi out on Hanalei, Illegal Parking Fees Rise From $35 To $235
11. NIMBY: Who Wants Neighbors?
12. Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative: Burning Down Forests is ‘Renewable’ Energy
13. Court Rejects Feds’ Withholding Of Info In UH Biolab Inspection Report
14. Kauai Salt Ponds Activists Want $100K from OHA
15. Homeless Drug Addicts Run up $80M Bill at Hawaii Emergency Rooms 
16. Kauhale: How to Keep the Homeless Homeless
17. A Tweeker’s 19-Year Criminal Record
18. Police Shooting Accomplices: Case Quickly Becomes Tangled Mess

1. Telescope Construction to Begin Next Week
2. Tourism Activists Find New Way to Push Agriculture out of Hawaii
3. Who is Running for Prosecutor?
4. Big Island Bus System: Hydrogen and Electric Buses Litter Baseyard, Don’t Work
5. Diversity? Hirono Hires 23 White People for every Black Person
6. Is Hawaii’s Racial Harmony a Myth?
7. State says Weapons won’t be used against protesters on Mauna Kea, but agencies still preparing
8. DLNR Land Lease Audit: How Hard Should we Screw Small Businesses?
9. Wayfair: Hawaii’s New Business Income Tax Law
10. Dysfunctional Maui Liquor Commission Demands NRA Leave Guns at Home
11. Soft on Crime: Alleged Burglar Feels Anxiety Because Police Took to Long to Arrest Him—Case Dismissed
12. Soft on Crime: 64 Time Loser out on Street—Does it Again
13. Get tough, don’t enable panhandlers
14. Homeless Drug Addicts Digging up Diamond Head

1. Company was told to stop skydiving before fatal crash; now ordered to vacate
2. Kapiolani CC apprenticeship program showcased at mayors conference
3. Ige Vetoes 18 Bills, Allows Two to Become Law
4. Ige Signs Anti-Gun Legislation
5. Protesters Threats Silence Hawaiian Support for Telescope
6. OHA is declared a nest of vipers and dismantled
7. It’s getting hard to take Kirk Caldwell seriously 
8. Former city Prosecutor Carlisle wants to run for his old job
9. How Kaneshiro Protected Kealohas
10. Council resolution demands agencies say how they’ll prevent more Kealoha-esque incidents
11. Thirty Meter Telescope foes file lawsuit challenging developer for failing to meet bond requirement
12. A proposal to Build Solar Farm on Hawaiian Home Lands turns ugly in Kapolei
13. Revamped Blaisdell center too costly for now
14. China’s largesse in Tonga threatens future of Pacific nation
15. Malia Zimmermann Conspiracy Theory Traced back to Russia

1. Trustee Akina Praises OHA’s Support of Court Order to Open LLCs’ Books
2. Solar Variance Trick Makes Housing Even More Un-affordable in Hawaii
3. Lyon Corruption: Ex-Schatz, Winer New Gig at Strategies360  
4. Gabbard: Harris Leveled ‘False Accusation’ of Racism at Biden
5. Free Market Economics with Mark Skousen
6. Ige Signs More Bills into Law
7. Apo: OHA Dysfunction May Require Legislative Intervention
8. Judge dismisses petition to impeach Honolulu prosecutor Keith Kaneshiro
9. Frameup of Puana Worked—Until Kealoha Stupidly Went Outside the State Judiciary
10. Soft on Crime: 2015 Escapee Charged with Murder of 90 year old woman
11. Boondoggle #2: Honolulu to issue RFQ for Blaisdell P3 redevelopment next week
12. Boondoggle #3: Hawaii Governor Approves Funding For New Aloha Stadium 
13. Resolution introduced ensuring HART pays for its own outside legal council
14. Telescope Protesters Attempt to Neutralize Hawaii County
15. Asset forfeiture fixes necessary
16. Debunked: Surfrider Continues to Pretend its Fraudulent Bacterial Readings Are Legit

1. Hawaii Among Worst States to Start a Business
2. HSTA Members Grill Dem Presidential Contenders--Demand More Money
3. HSTA applauds governor's intent to veto bill on e-cigarettes in schools
4. Will Ige Veto Sustain Dubin Litigation? Condo Owners Could Face Millions Of Dollars In Potential Liability
5. AG Busy Suing Trump, Misses Deadline To Create New Standards For Cops
6. HPD training videos show disgraced Kealohas lecturing officers about ethics
7. A Decade Later, Big Island Police No Closer to Giving Up Juicy Subsidized Vehicles
8. Affordable Housing Wins With Veto Of REIT Tax Bill
9. Push is on to Hire Potheads to Drive Cement Mixers and School Buses
10. Hawaii Provided ‘Inaccurate’ Data On Student Restraint And Seclusion
11. Have The Guts To Use Hawaii’s ‘Whistleblower Law’
12. Hit the brakes on car-sharing plan   
13. Bums to be Cleared from Hilo Farmers Market Area
14. New Law Lets SNAP Cardholders Double Up On Local Produce

1. OHA LLCs Agree to Provide Check Register
2. Do We Have a Legitimate Government?
3. Hawaii became a U.S. Territory July 7, 1898
4. July 7, 1935: Moscow orders first Communists to Hawaii
5. Feds Bust Hawaii-Based Fraudsters
6. HPD Corruption Goes Back to 1940s
7. Kealoha Connection? Gun Wielding Fentanyl Dealer Got Second Chance, Took it  
8. Visiting mayors are served dirty laundry at royal buffet
9. Obamacare: Some Hawaii diabetic patients can't afford the rising cost of insulin
10. Kaneohe Center Will Keep the Homeless Nice n Comfy on the Street
11. Hawaii County Plans No New Affordable Housing
12. UH Athletics Idea: Prepare a Budget
13. Snobs: Hanalei Residents Spend July 4 Trying to Chase Tourists Away

1. Hawaii Congressional Delegation How They Voted July 6, 2019
2. Divided Legislative Leaders: No Override Session
3. OHA: Akina Stands up to Thugs and Thieves
4. Next Big Boondoggle: $679.3M to Renovate Blaisdell Center
5. Why DPS Couldn’t Make Offendertrak Work When Every Other Prison System in USA Could
6. Caldwell: New Plan to Maintain Biki Monopoly
7. Activists Find Another Way to Make Housing More Expensive 
8. Witness Saw Grave Vandal Before Kawaiahao Attack 
9. Hawaii County Council Hearing on Telescope
10. Cocaine Use up 25%
11. Yakuza Behind Crystal Meth Epidemic?

1. Lyon Corruption: While Son in Law Rots in Federal Detention, President Christian Returns to FSM Senate
2. 'Life, liberty and ... property'
3. NIFLA v. Becerra: One Year Later, Still the Most Significant Abortion SCOTUS Case in Decades
4. Energy: Hawaii has Highest Prices, Lowest Consumption
5. Harvard: High Housing Costs Caused by 'Regulatory Constraints on Development'
6. ACLU Claims Prosecutor Retaliated Against Safe House Whistle-blowers
7. Avoiding Responsibility: Rail Project Loses More Top Deputies
8. Superintendent of schools bending to parent freak-outs
9. SB767: Increasing The Exemption For Handyman Work Is Long Overdue
10. Progress on Sewers, Not on Cesspools
11. Hawaii #2 for Government Spending on Art
12. Nine-Day Power Outage in Kalaeloa  
13. Forget the Earth, save Hulahe Street!

1. The Verified Complaint In Equity: The Declaration Of Independence
2. The 1840 Hawaiian Constitution and the Fourth of July
3. OHA LLC Records Being Destroyed?
4. Kealoha Barred from Practicing Law
5. Kealoha joint task force needed
6. Legislative Leaders Counting Votes In Case They Try To Override Vetoes
7. HPD: Time of Blind Following is Over
8. Katherine Kealoha mingles with fellow inmates at Federal Detention Center
9. State to take closer look at FEMA’s repayment requests to some eruption evacuees
10. City Council passes bill that reserves 160 parking spaces for car-sharing companies
11. Maui Council Votes to Kill Affordable Housing

Kealoha joint task force needed

1. Hawaii to Erase Prostitution Convictions After Three Years
2. Ige Signs More Bills into Law
3. Still at 1% After Debate—No Bounce for Gabbard
4. Kealoha Lawyer Quits—Setup for Appeal?
5. Time To Force Some Homeless People Into Treatment
6. Prosecutor’s Safe House For Abuse Victims To Close As Questions Swirl
7. HPD launches murder investigation into a deadly shooting of an OCCC inmate
8. Seizures of illegal firearms soar in Hawaii, feds say
9. Some California travelers can't buy marijuana in Hawaii
10. Murder for Hire: Hawaii Judge Sends Alleged Criminal to Live With Victim

1. OHA Needs a Watchdog!
2. DoH: Six Months of Suicide in Hawaii
3. Carpenters Union, PRP Covered up Kealoha Crimes
4. ’Chronic Malingerer’ Katherine Kealoha needs to get out of jail for surgery or cancer or something
5. Criminals Still on HPD Payroll: Nguyen, Hahn still on paid leave after conspiracy conviction—Sellers Still Working as Sergeant
6. Taxpayers Shouldn’t Expect Louis Kealoha To Pay Them Back Anytime Soon
7. Secret Reports Holds Keys to Hawaii’s Underperforming Jails 
8. State again seeks to subpoena Airbnb records
9. DOE Required To Collect More Teacher Data
10. Ritte Grabs for Molokai Ranch Water (again)
11. Prosecutors try to seize $140,000 from Meth Dealer
12. Maui Council Amateur Hour
13. Dimwitted Hawaii County Council Members Try Again on Old Bank of America Shakedown
14. Leilani Estates Community Association exploring ways to curb tourist access to subdivision

1. Senator: Did Espejo Cover up Shooting Autopsy During Nomination Hearing?
2. In California Solar Electricity Wholesales Below 2 Cents per kWh—Hawaii Pays 5-10 Times More
3. Assisted Suicide: Two Dead, Six More Prescriptions Filled 
4. Hawaii Hospital Dispute Could Prove Costly For Patients
5. Slow Permitting Stalls Self-Help Home Builders
6. Missile Alerts to be Federalized?
7. Hawaii Governor Wants To Veto Bill That Would Stop “Government-Sponsored Theft”
8. Sentencing delayed for Associate of Tulsi Gabbard’s Cult
9. New Laws Taking Effect