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| Sunday, October 25, 2020 |
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October 25, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:03 PM :: 4566 Views
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HGEA Bumbling Ruins Vacations for Thousands
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Green worries COVID-19 infections could hit triple digits on Lanai
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Caldwell: Build Rail Line to Station ‘Near Downtown’
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Honolulu rail delays could affect Oahu Community Correctional Center site redevelopment
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TMT opponents oppose small teaching telescope at Halepohaku
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Hawaii: Meet Your Electoral College
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Latest Scheme: Free House in Hawaii in Exchange for your So-Called ‘Tech’ Stock
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| Saturday, October 24, 2020 |
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October 24, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:56 PM :: 3225 Views
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Hawaii Voter Turnout Already At 41%
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Tier System from Department of Health guides Hawaii schools
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66,644 arrive in Hawaii -- 41,783 with pre-travel testing
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After 55,000 Tickets and 500 Arrests -- HPD chief says most violators of COVID restrictions are residents, not tourists
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14 people arrested on Kaua'i for violating quarantine rules since reopening travel
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65 Cases on Lanai
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Life Care Center reports dramatic decrease in new virus cases
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Nadamoto Relative in Domestic Violence Case?
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Maui Mayor seeks Guzman’s removal as prosecutor
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| Friday, October 23, 2020 |
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October 23, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:07 PM :: 3898 Views
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Not the Kiss of Death? Blangiardi Still Winning Even After Admitting he Voted for Donald Trump
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Honolulu Mayoral Candidates Can’t — Or Won’t — Say What They’ll Do About Rail
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Oahu Alcohol-Related Crashes up 33% – Drug Related Crashes up 60%
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Nursing home deaths--41% of all virus-related deaths in Hawaii
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58,611 people have been screened in the first seven days
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Backlog in the state’s manual COVID-19 test verification process sends thousands of Hawaii travelers to quarantine
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Quarantine: Police Issue 8,400 warnings and 885 Tickets Since Oct 15
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Going after the surgeon general
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Public Defender Uses COVID as Excuse to keep Fentanyl Dealer on Streets
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How Distance Education Fails One Family
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Legislature Must Give The Police Standards Board The Money It Needs To Do Its Job
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Hawaii CBD Restrictions
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American Samoa Medical Charter to Bring 100 for Treatment in Hawaii
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Four Cronies of the Apocalypse: Ex-Governors Back Hu Honua Scheme
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| Thursday, October 22, 2020 |
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October 22, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:47 PM :: 3723 Views
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HART chief says Rail Line May be Cut Short
- 40% of Hawaii businesses can't pay their rent, survey finds
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Daily Tourist Count Drops off
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HD43: Will Downtown Lobbyists Win Race?
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Bill 73: Don’t Let Bums Flop on Sidewalk
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Honolulu resolution seeks to help NIMBYs Stop affordable housing
- Hawaii Labor Department brings on 100 adjudicators to help process huge backlog of unemployment claims
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14,494 people in quarantine right now
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State’s secondary surveillance testing hasn’t yet caught any positives
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Kauai County has spent 66% of CARES Act funds
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UC Seeks Updated Status of Na Pua Makani Windfarm
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Councilman calls for release of fire chief’s performance evaluations
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Honolulu Gun Permits up 40%
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| Wednesday, October 21, 2020 |
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October 21, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:16 PM :: 3081 Views
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Poll: Voters Favor Tourism Reopening 55% to 34%
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Half of public school parents concerned over quality of education amid the pandemic, study shows
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Just 1 in 10 public school students get daily in-person classes in Hawaii
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More Hawaii Parents Are Pulling Their Kids From DOE To Home School
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DOE Officials Have Spent $38M On Devices For Students
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Unemployment: HGEA Can’t get the Job Done, but Whines About Contractor
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Welfare Fraud: Officials warn Hawaii Restaurant Card solicitation could lead to revocation
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Owners file suit over city’s rules that forced long-lasting bar, nightclub closures
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US surgeon general to be in court on Hawaii virus citation
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Protection For Renters Can Be A Nightmare for Landlords
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About 80% of Hawaii County’s virus relief funds spent or encumbered
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Interisland travelers have options to avoid quarantine when flying into the Big Island
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State lacks testing options for Canadians
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Over 221,000 ballots received prior to opening of voter service centers
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In Hawaii, Switch to Mail-In Voting Not a Cure-All
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Cloudy Weather: Rolling Blackouts for Solar-Powered Kauai?
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City welcomes public input for Climate Ready Oahu, the isle’s first adaptation strategy
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Moving the Smokestack: Blue Planet Phonies Exposed
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Soft on Crime: Criminal Averages One Conviction per Year for 31 Years
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| Tuesday, October 20, 2020 |
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October 20, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:01 PM :: 5775 Views
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20 Years Prison for former Auditor of OHA and HART
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Poll: Biden 58% Trump 29% on Oahu
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Economy: Honolulu residents more optimistic than ‘Experts’
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Big Island Mayoral Race a Test of Telescope Opinion?
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Former Governors: Democratic Party should not endorse for mayor
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More than 30,000 trans-Pacific travelers have arrived in the islands since Thursday
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Ige Withholding TAT Funds from Counties
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Hawai'i Island voter receives ballots for dead person, former resident
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DOH reports 39 new COVID-19 cases statewide; fifth death reported at Life Care Center
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Arcadia confirms resident with coronavirus died
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Since tourism relaunch, police have issued 4,500 warnings for violating COVID-19 orders
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Piñata: Honolulu Council Opens Grant-in-Aid Applications
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Renters In Hawaii Are Struggling. So Are Their Landlords
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Kaimuki association calls on state to institute moratorium on commercial evictions
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Katherine Kealoha wants phone hearings during pandemic
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Scrapping a guilty plea, trial possible for former Maui officer in wire fraud case
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Aloha Aina Party facing questions as election approaches
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| Monday, October 19, 2020 |
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October 19, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:51 PM :: 3120 Views
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Poll: Alm 41% – Kau 33%
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Tulsi Gabbard’s approval rating lowest at 44% in Hawaii Poll
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Secrecy Shrouds Ige’s New High-Level Coronavirus Panel
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Survey shows over 80% of Hawaii businesses expect lower revenue this and next year due to COVID-19
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Free state’s struggling workers from burdensome regulations
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2 Kauai restaurants ban tourists from dining rooms, Usual Suspects Spread Hysteria and Rumors
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Surveillance testing begins Monday on Oahu, Big Island testing catches few positive cases
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Hawaii County almost halfway through coronavirus relief money
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If Hawaii is going to work for all of us, we must ensure that mail-in voting truly works for everyone.
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| Sunday, October 18, 2020 |
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October 18, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:42 PM :: 2860 Views
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Poll: Blangiardi 49% – Amemiya 36%
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Hawaii Poll: Oahu voters disapprove of Kirk Caldwell’s coronavirus response
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Tourism Reopening is Josh Green’s Doom?
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Around 16,000 trans-Pacific travelers arrived in first 48 hours of reopening
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Kauai: COVID Bringing in More Rich Activist Types Who Immediately Want to Shut the Door Behind Them
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Caldwell calls for special meeting over future of an already costly rail project
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Star-Adv: If Dems Win Senate Money from Heaven Will Rain Down on Us
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Counting Down To One Hundred Days Out Of School
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Tulsi Gabbard leaves Hawaii Army National Guard after 17 years for California duty
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Former Hawaii state official clears his name 8 years after allegations forced him from federal post
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| Saturday, October 17, 2020 |
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October 17, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:54 PM :: 3426 Views
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Hawaii's Covid policies, as science, wouldn't pass an ethics review
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1,100 Arrival tests—Only One Positive
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Life Care Center’s coronavirus case count rises to 53
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Kim: “It was a real mess”
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Day Two of trans-Pacific travel at Kona airport
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Ige: Hawaii Needs 500K Tests/Month
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Kauai Mayor: We Need More Testing Providers
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Mayor Victorino announces travel exemption for same day or overnight medical purposes
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New plan to allow Hawaii County travelers to skip quarantine won’t require a pre-test
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Here’s the arrivals breakdown for the launch day of Hawaii’s pre-travel testing program
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Hawaiian Air Burning $3M/day
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Hawaii’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plan Is Ready But The State Is Keeping It Under Wraps
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Contact tracers encounter wrong, disconnected phone numbers or no numbers at all
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Despite huge need, state has only distributed 2% of $100M set aside for housing help
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Police officer disclosure
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Bank records of anti-Amemiya Super-PAC subpoenaed in campaign spending probe
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Hysteria: 30 Feet of Sea level Rise Coming, LOL!
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| Friday, October 16, 2020 |
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October 16, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:28 PM :: 3690 Views
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Hawaii Poll: Biden 61% -- Trump 28%
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124,000 Ballots Have Been Cast
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HART Finance Ctte Votes to Halt P3--Rail project cost estimate now jacked up above $10 billion
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10,102 arrive on first day of traveler testing program, 7,200 pre-tested
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Kauai Protesters “Trying to Instill Violence” against Visitors
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Rent relief applications overwhelms Catholic Charities, AUW offices
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Former UPW Officials Sue Union Over Ousters
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Hawaii Board of Education Votes To End Controversial Distance Learning Program
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Prosecutors: Investigation of Jonathan Fraser’s murder is still “active”
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Courts And Prosecutors Are Keeping Jail Populations Lower During Pandemic
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Police Standards Board Asking For More Time, Money — Again
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| Thursday, October 15, 2020 |
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October 15, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:35 PM :: 3589 Views
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Poll: Voters Still Sour On Ige And Caldwell
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State expects 7,000 incoming passengers on first day of traveler testing program
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Pre-arrival testing plan will allow visitors from Japan to bypass quarantine
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Honolulu Rail’s New Budget Hole Estimated At More Than $1 Billion
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Experts: Pandemic wiped out 8 years of economic growth in Hawaii
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Serious mortgage delinquencies in Hawaii triple in July
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Pandemic causes shortage of high-end Oahu rentals
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COVID Coverup: August Nursing Home deaths on Maui Reported
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| Wednesday, October 14, 2020 |
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October 14, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:50 PM :: 3174 Views
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Prosecutor Poll: Alm 43% – Kau 31%
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Oahu election turnout already at 16%
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Coverup? 11 new COVID-19 cases are tallied from August at Roselani Place
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BoE Decision to let Teachers ‘Work’ from Home is Backwards
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Honolulu consumer prices rise amid coronavirus pandemic
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State says extra security measures in place when tourism reopens
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Hawaii using protective equipment for coronavirus at ‘scary’ rate
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Kauai Residents Flee: Homes Sell Quickly to Mainlanders
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Hawaii "Has Committed Suicide" --"Hardly Anyone Is Sick, But We're All Broke"
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Ex-Honolulu police officer gets 14 days in jail for sex assault of minor during traffic stop
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Will 9th Circuit Shut Dubin Down?
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| Tuesday, October 13, 2020 |
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October 13, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:37 PM :: 3222 Views
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Poll: Blangiardi 48% – Amemiya 28%
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Akina Raises More Than $150K for Reelection to OHA Seat
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11,000 Hawaii tenants delinquent on rent
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New Hawaii unemployment call center swamped
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Governor Ige plans to give each county mayor authority to implement a second test upon arrival (sort of)
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Ige gives verbal approval to allow interisland travelers to Maui with negative COVID-19 test result
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Second suit filed in connection with vets home outbreak
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Three more residents test positive for coronavirus at Life Care Center
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Hawaii superintendent Christina Kishimoto says Acellus online curriculum will be phased out
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Useless: Kauai Tinkers with So-Called “Affordable’ Housing Policy Some More
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Another sweep of homeless encampment on Nimitz Highway scheduled for Thursday
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| Monday, October 12, 2020 |
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October 12, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:21 PM :: 3787 Views
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Al Hee’s Scam Company to Hand off DHHL Service Contracts to Spectrum?
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Objective Achieved: “Confusion and uncertainty will likely prevent an onslaught of visitors”
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Keeping children out of school causes unnecessary harm
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Advocates Call for HGEA to Start Showing up at Work Again so Unemployed can get Claims Processed
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Kailua brewing company ordered to shutdown calls for more transparency from liquor commission
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Hu Honua Organizational Structure Revealed
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Maui officer accused of soliciting sex from women he met on the job indicted by Feds after County Prosecutor Declines to act
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Neglected Varona Village plantation community in Ewa awaits redevelopment plans
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Hawaii bankruptcy filings continue to tick downward
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| Sunday, October 11, 2020 |
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October 11, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:34 PM :: 4795 Views
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QAnon Conspiracies, Proud Boys And The Future of Hawaii’s GOP
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Andrew Sullivan: Dreaming Of A Landslide
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Barrett Before Her Again: Can Hirono keep Anti-Catholic Bigotry under wraps (this time)?
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Plans moving forward on new Oahu jail despite economic woes
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3rd Member of Alleged Miske Gang Released
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State reopening Hawaii tourism on a wish and a prayer
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Potential data breach exposed in state’s travel exemption request system
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Enrollment down at UH-Hilo, HCC
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Hawaii school board chief Catherine Payne urges dropping Acellus online curriculum
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| Saturday, October 10, 2020 |
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October 10, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:23 PM :: 4353 Views
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Miske’s Lawyer Megan Kau Not Elected Prosecutor Yet—Already Fixing Tickets
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Gov. Ige approves second COVID-19 test for out-of-state visitors to Hawaii County
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Report: Hilo veterans home employee stayed on the job for 3 days after COVID-19 exposure
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Life Care reports third death
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Hundreds stranded more than 6 months after American Samoa sealed its borders
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COVID-19 is taking a heavy toll on residents' mental health, experts say
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Public schools begin second quarter Monday, guidelines still not finalized
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Hawaii Ed Board Chair Expects Acellus To ‘Drop Dead’ By End Of School Year
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Sex Harassment: Civil Rights Commission still Allows ‘Confidential Settlements’
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| Friday, October 9, 2020 |
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October 9, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:00 PM :: 4543 Views
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FBI Raids Na Leo TV Locations in Hilo, Honolulu
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Caldwell: HART Board Should Kill P-3
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27,000 Hawaii workers exhausted their state jobless benefits in September
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Hawaii 2020 unemployment claims surpass 380,000
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Green: Masks are an Alternative to Shutting Down Businesses & Tourism
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Caldwell says Oahu could move to the next reopening level in two weeks
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Lawmaker criticizes contact tracing for COVID-19 on Molokai
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DOH looking to boost COVID case investigators
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Hu Honua Documents -- Confidential in Hawai’i, Public in California
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Hawai‘i Has Authorized 1,527 New Housing Units in 2020
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| Thursday, October 8, 2020 |
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October 8, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:51 PM :: 3414 Views
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City Council Advances Bill To Withdraw Rail Construction Dollars
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Hawaii pre-travel testing on track to begin Oct. 15, Gov. Ige says
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State launches second - test program to sample 10% of travelers
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Lawmakers to Kim: Don’t opt out of pre-travel testing program
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Problems loom with out-migration
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COVID: Another Hilo Nursing Home Fail
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Honolulu Police Chief: Case Closure Stats Are Not As Bad As They Look
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Maui planning commissioner at center of debate over alleged shoreline pollution
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Varona Village sale pact approved by city
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‘Software issue’ stops opening of Zipper Lane—Nobody Notices
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| Wednesday, October 7, 2020 |
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October 7, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:52 PM :: 4737 Views
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COVID: Sister Isles Sense Opportunity to Kill off Tourism
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Honolulu 'Boogaloo' Activist Charged with Cyber Attack on HPD, Ammo, Drugs
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Looking at Alaska’s Two-Test Travel Policy
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Fauci: Hawaii can reopen to tourists
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To Justify Tax Hike, Honolulu Agencies Asked To Pretend to Identify Potential Budget Cuts Up To 10%
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COVID outbreak at a Maui care home jumps by 7 cases, bringing total to 67
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New DoH Leadership Helps Move COVID Patients out of Nursing Home
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Hawaii -- Two Nobel Prizes
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| Tuesday, October 6, 2020 |
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October 6, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:20 PM :: 2949 Views
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P3: HART 'Shipwreck' to Proceed Without Caldwell?
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Big Island opts out of pre-travel testing program
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Ige talks end of interisland quarantine
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How to Spread a Little COVID so HSTA can be Paid to pretend to Work at Home
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HPD Gave Surgeon General coronavirus citation for being in a park
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Inmates Attempting to Spread COVID Attack Corrections Officers At Hilo Jail
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Plenty of planning, not enough housing
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