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| Saturday, May 15, 2010 |
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May 15, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:51 PM :: 9781 Views
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Hawaii Republican Convention meets today
Democrats denounce Djou
Djou or Hanabusa victory would initiate search for replacement
Charges to stand against Hemmings (enforcers of the one-party state)
1,842 Nonprofits in Hawaii Must Take Action today to Preserve Tax-Exempt Status
OHA Upset about uncounted criminals: Hawaii prisoners held on Mainland skew census results
Many isle youth will miss time off school despite negative effects
HSTA shills outline plans to continue using furloughs to help Abercrombie
UH Manoa Professor who admits arson reveals mental illness battles
Local Jobs bill to face court challenge
Studies of sun linked to understanding weather (or … ahem … climate)
October opening set for W. Hawaii's first adult shelter
Harbor fee collection called 'illegal'
Waianae Landfill operator 'shocked' by fine
Scavengers raiding Honolulu curbside recycling bins
GTMO Greenwell: End war on drugs
“Malicious Prosecution” Kauai County continues war on Lady Ann
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| Friday, May 14, 2010 |
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May 14, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:13 PM :: 13056 Views
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Gay Civil Unions: Mufi still refuses to oppose HB444
CQ: Democrats May Get the Blues in Hawaii
Republican Charles Djou Holds Cash Advantage Ahead of Special Election in Heavily Democratic Hawaii District
Name in the News: State GOP Chair Jonah-Kuhio Ka'auwai (must read)
Djou clarifies that race not over
Hidden Tax Hike Likely to Dent Hawaii Non-Profit Fundraising Efforts
Hawaii school board may cancel next year's furlough days
POLITICO: Inouye's sway may cost Dems a seat
Adrienne King: My Quest to Become Hawaii's Next Lieutenant Governor
WSJ: Congressional Special Elections: Show of Horrors
WHT Polls Abercrombie’s fake DoE reform proposal
Hawaii County told to make more cuts
How Kaua‘i got to keep hotel-room tax
Arson is suspected in Hilo Church blaze
Warehouse fire consumes Kauai paper's newsprint
ML&P’s ‘survive to thrive’ plan passes
Hawaiian Electric seals 20-year deal with Kahuku Wind Power
Marines show how to be 'lean, green'
Hawaii Tourism Authority gets expanded authority to meet behind closed doors
Law firm will advocate for Hawaii children
Hawaii recycling plan offers $250 in cash for clunker refrigerators
Kawamoto selling Kahala houses
Honolulu landfill operator, city fined $424,000 for berm violation
Degrees of difficulty: World War II internees finally will get diplomas
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| Thursday, May 13, 2010 |
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May 13, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:36 PM :: 13830 Views
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Poll: Djou ahead by 14 points as voters cast ballots
Honolulu 5th most indebted US city
Duke Aiona announces campaign leadership team
Rothenberg Political Report: Hawaii 1 moved to Lean Republican
Former TV anchor files papers for US House seat
Shapiro: Don't be surprised if Lingle vetoes HB 444
Employer guilty of sexually assaulting boy worker
Combined newspaper to employ up to 500 workers
Honolulu City Council moves ahead on property tax hike
City Council seeks rail project financial details
Lobbyist for lawyers opposes immunity for property owners
Shapiro: HSTA wanted to cause a crisis
Shapiro: Signs of life in the local Republican primary
Djou outlines priorities in Congress
Rate of ballot return indicates isle voters favor mail-in system
Civil Beat now peddling irresponsible voting: Majority of 1st District Voters Likely To Be Unrepresented
Carroll fined $100 for campaign law violations
Candidate wants fakes plan to to decentralize state school system
Isle schools smart to surge forward with solar power
2010 SB: Abstinence leads to Planned Parenthood
2008 Flashback SB: Abstinence causes pregnancy, give us your daughters
Controversial Vexatious Requestor Bill Signed into Law
Hawaii foreclosures rise in April even as recession eases
Survey: Hawaii credit card debt averages $9,105 per person
Honolulu cop guilty of marijuana, driving charges
Marcos family wins three victories in Philippine elections
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| Wednesday, May 12, 2010 |
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May 12, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:15 PM :: 12581 Views
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SB: Djou, Hanabusa lead money race with backing from big party donors
Wharton to file for congressional race vs Hirono Wednesday
Hawaii’s $1.3B annual Pension Bomb (State running out of time to fix budget)
“Civil Beat” now flacking for HSTA (No surprise here)
County fuel tax hike would hit rural Oahu hardest
Sit-In Protesters Fight Ban From Gov. Office
BOE just one vote away from increasing after-school program fees
SB: $4B Guam deal benefits Hawaii
Land in failed koa logging venture heads for auction
MCCC probing prisoner escape (43 priors)
Oahu cracking down on counterfeit bus passes
Police: Fetus In Kapolei Restroom An 'Unattended Death'
Homeless migration to Hawaii straining social services
Kauai Mayor’s budget proposal tweaked
Supreme Court Nominee Kagan Backs Limits on Speech That Can ‘Harm’
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| Tuesday, May 11, 2010 |
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May 11, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:05 PM :: 11854 Views
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Democrats on the Run in Hawaii
Finnegan hits Abercrombie’s “empty campaign promises” on education
Djou surges in fundraising
28 percent of ballots in Hawaii special election returned so far
Hawaii Democratic leader happy with DCCC's leaving
Ed Case's (lying) Ad Implies President Obama's Endorsement (HI 1 Special Election now a referendum on Obama?)
ADV: Furloughs buy time, but they're not cheap
Judge likely to strike down Hawaii law on lease properties
Furlough Friday protesters plead not guilty to trespassing
PBN Polls HB 444: Should Lingle sign or veto?
Celebrating first feast day for Father Damien
Mother of man shot by FBI agent says her son was off his meds
Hawaii man who served as pimp for minor online sentenced to 5 years
Hawaiian Electric profits up 33% in first quarter
Gas Company, GM to test hydrogen fuel-cell technology on Oahu
Hawaii public schools to get solar power
Kauai Hydro plant a step toward sustainability
Hokulia Bypass Bond called, but money being withheld
Council members react to Kenoi's property tax proposal
Kenoi gets $54K tinted windows, Hawaii County building costs
Foreclosure snag for housing project
Maui Homeless shelter could use a hand
Maui Land & Pineapple loses $2.7 million in quarter
Aquino backed by some local Filipino leaders
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| Monday, May 10, 2010 |
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May 10, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:32 PM :: 13590 Views
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National Dems give up on Obama’s home district
Finnegan announces candidacy for Lt Governor
Finnegan: Legislative progress stifled by the real ‘Party of No’
Full Text: Hawaii GOP Platform proposed in two parts
Primary, General Election: Hawaii to allow overseas, deployed military voters to fax-in ballots
UPDATE--Jihadi murderer of Big Island man captured in Iraq: Navy Seals acquitted after facing prosecution
Race for Congress has some real chops
In-person voting begins today for Congressional race
1000s of Oahu homes on ag land could be declared “nonconforming’ -- “Biggest government land grab”
Homelessness Industry: Placing a Legislative expiration date on common sense
Hawaii public schools' repair backlog chopped 50 percent
3 claim furloughs caused harm: Autism students file court records on negative effects
Honolulu public workers agree to two furlough Fridays each month
Socialized Hawaii Medicine: Short 500 doctors
Soft on crime claims a victim: Shot by FBI agt, Man allegedly brandishing gun was out on $100 bail
Hawaii's jobless seniors forced to tap Social Security early
Hawaii Department of Health Cites Hawaiian Waste Systems for Solid Waste Storage Violations
All-electric cars driving Hawaii into the future
Hawaii County plans May 20 meeting to discuss Hamakua lands
Kauai: Waimea residents fight development
Mass Neurosis: Path debate a sign of growing pains
Aquino leads in Philippines presidential race
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| Sunday, May 9, 2010 |
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May 9, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:18 PM :: 10396 Views
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House GOP leader Finnegan set to run for lieutenant governor
ADV: Hawaii governor may shape legacy with civil union decision
SB: Lingle's move still a mystery despite '02 campaign promise
SB Oi: Judge candidates by more than 1 issue (just ignore their position on Gay marriage)
Kalapa: Dunning all taxpayers product of 2010 session
Makua Valley: Anti-American war activists keeping combat soldiers away from their families between deployments
Maui Proposal aims to implement district voting
Power plant fans, foes to square off: Contested case hearing slated for Pepeekeo proposal
Anti-meth project reaches thousands of teenagers
Test Run For Special Election: Sample Votes Counted To Check Machines
SB: Waste contract has turned out to be a waste
Abercrombie honored for his support of U.S. troops
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| Saturday, May 8, 2010 |
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May 8, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:44 PM :: 14488 Views
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Green hypocrites: Case & Omidyar’s Maui Land & Pine tied to human trafficking case
Case “voted for the Bush tax cuts before he voted against them”
Congressional candidates tone it down in latest debate
Elections Officials To Test Ballot Counters
$425,000 gift saves state science fair
Hawaii 'surf reserves' bill hits sudden wipeout in Legislature
Meheula, Winer lawfirm scammed out of $300K
Mililani Restaurant Owner Attacked: Suspect Accused Of Rape, Robbery, Assault (38 priors)
Maui officer surrenders on drug charges
CT&T's Hawaii manufacturing plant could generate 400 jobs
Is Alii Parkway project dead? No funds, more burial sites and little initiative point to yes
30-meter telescope inching closer to reality
Residential tax rates rising: West Hawaii districts to be hit hardest
Kauai: Furloughs still on table
SB: Welfare services reform should still be pursued
About $10M in food stamp money goes unclaimed by needy
800 more soldiers will serve in Iraq
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| Friday, May 7, 2010 |
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May 7, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:19 PM :: 11664 Views
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National Democrats to 're-evaluate' participation in Hawaii Congressional race—Advertiser: “So what?”
WaPo still desperately trying to come up with excuses for Djou victory
Taxes and Insurance make Hawaii most expensive State to own a car
Hawaii-based 307th Signal Battalion deploying to Afghanistan
Abercrombie in “Danger Zone” due to atheist attack on Aiona
Feds: Union Wrong, Teachers Can Work Legally For Free
Hawaii Democrats' Power Focus
News Flash: Rep. Hirono Elected to Third Term
CT&T, an electric vehicle manufacturer, hopes to build a plant, theme park and resort on Oahu
Lawsuit contends hotel's lights put rare Hawaiian birds at risk
Waste mismanagement
Maui: $19.4M bottled up in tax appeals
State plans to auction ancient fishponds
Kaua‘i hosts National Day of Prayer
Kenoi's proposal cuts $11M from budget, boosts property tax rates 31.5%
Brenda Ford: “Somebody's going to make a lot of money off the fund. The people said 2 percent to buy land."
Ooma hearing draws strong opposition
Water rate increases for ag users fiercely opposed
Hawaiian Air gets tentative OK for Honolulu-to-Haneda route
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| Thursday, May 6, 2010 |
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May 6, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:16 PM :: 8440 Views
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UH Manoa activist sold Hawaii controversial Student Loan Bonds
State Elections Officials 'Unable' To Release Voter Names
Lingle says she will confer with both sides on civil unions
Hanabusa to Obama: I won’t quit
SB: “My nephew Ed Case is the best choice”
Case closed
Honolulu may have violated law in awarding of Rail design contracts (Neil vs Mufi in court)
Union Shills Appear in Court
Override vote ends plan to close welfare offices
Careful about who 'vexatious' requesters are
Kokubun could be in line for Senate presidency
Hawaii County: Kenoi proposes tax hikes to feed HGEA, UPW
Ethics bill moves forward
L.A. orders 439 medical marijuana dispensaries to close
Black Hopefuls Pick This Year in G.O.P. Races
Hawaii tot's killer gets life term for throwing child off overpass
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| Wednesday, May 5, 2010 |
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May 5, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:20 PM :: 12879 Views
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Aiona: “We have the resources to end furloughs”
Aiona campaign debunks Advertiser poll
Djou “Tele talk story” reaches thousands
Abercrombie missed 136 votes: Congress’ 18th-worst attendance record
State Budget: Time running short for Medicaid help
GM papaya wins approval in Japan
Hawaii Republicans are pinning big hopes on a Djou victory
Democrat Borreca: 2 candidates' split vote puts Democrats in a bind (Mufi for Congress???)
Aiona calls on gov to halt furloughs
Atheists, Democrats coordinate media attack on Aiona
SB: Lt Governor denies desire for State faith (Atheists, Democrats, hand in hand)
SB: Let's end bias over same-sex unions
President Obama sends phone greeting to thousands of voters
Dilemma: hating oil but fearing the wind
State GOP platform controversial
Minority Report: GOP and the 2010 Hawaii Legislature
Hawaii homelessness still rising in wake of recession's job cuts
Nonprofits Can't Escape GET, Despite "Tax-Exempt" Status
Honolulu Advertiser employees receive notice
Hawaii bankruptcies soar 56 percent
Hawaii wise to tap China
Maui Budget with job cuts, furloughs OK’d
‘Why do we need a furlough?’ Kauai Councilman asks
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| Tuesday, May 4, 2010 |
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May 4, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:08 PM :: 12037 Views
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New National Democrat Poll Confirms 8-Point Lead For Djou
Obama to Inouye: Dump Hanabusa
Governor Lingle invites public comments on veto decisions
VIDEO SB2646: Hawaii surfing reserves killed by House Democrats
Debate Fact Check: Ed Case vs. Reality
Aiona calls on panel to approve Laupahoehoe Charter
Maui News polls gay civil unions >>> link
Star-Bulletin polls gay civil unions >>> link
Advertiser polls whether Case or Hanabusa should drop out of race >>> link
Lingle's job approval hits lowest level so far
Lingle's cuts kept in budget
Akaka Bill splits candidates
Strangelove Advertiser: Stop worrying and learn to love stimulus
Advertiser to Big Island: Drop Dead
Sierra Club Hawaii Issues Dual Hawaii Special Election Endorsement
Kenoi says he has no interest in running for Lt. Gov: Has raised over $47K
Hawaii Ranked 12th Worst In State Preschools
Honolulu daily papers now have one owner
Kona police captain says charges unlikely: Fellow officer files complaint following DUI stop
Man claims police illegally confiscated his pakalolo
Maui Council defers plan to reduce tax exemption
Council to consider land fund, redistricting
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| Monday, May 3, 2010 |
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May 3, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:08 AM :: 15030 Views
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Pollster claims 66% of Hawaii residents favor recognition for Native Hawaiians (even though 73% of Native Hawaiians are excluded from Tribe)
After civil unions: Gay divorce
Governor Lingle reacts to end of legislative session
Kalapa: Don't think the fiscal crisis is over just yet
Shapiro: It's BOE, HSTA's move on furloughs
Families Threaten Lawsuit Over Care For Autistic Children
Obamamedia claims Stimulus brings 2,566 more jobs to Hawaii (Can you find them?)
1-stop center for abuse victims a 'done deal'
Economy slowing residency program
Kauai Electric bills to increase
United, Continental boards OK merger: sources
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| Sunday, May 2, 2010 |
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May 2, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 3:02 PM :: 14181 Views
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Djou momentum continues to build: New poll shows Djou with significant lead as voting begins
Abercrombie: Gay Rights Trump Will of the People
Hawaii Poll: Djou now leads Democratic rivals in congressional race by 8 points
SB: Lingle should allow civil unions to save Democrats’ election chances this fall
Djou casts ballot, holds rally
By mail election forces new strategies
Hawaii's system for conducting state elections remains in place
Cayetano's memoir earns top book award
Gingrich to Maui GOP — Take advantage of ‘failures of the dominant party’
5 unions oppose state bid by mayor, endorse Abercrombie
Democrats meet on Maui, Big Isle
Hawaii preparing to turn mental health services over to insurers
Parents Request Documents On School Furloughs
UH-West Oahu campus awaits green light from governor
County suing Hokulia: Breach of contract suit latest in string of litigation over development
Honokohau Harbor parking: Businesses claim violation on fee plan (Recreational Renaissance)
Fidell: FWW rakes in $7M / year
Newspaper giant leaves the islands
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| Saturday, May 1, 2010 |
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May 1, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:33 AM :: 13491 Views
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Akaka Bill: Aiona still concerned about Abercrombie’s new version
Hannemann Won't Take Position On Civil Unions Bill, Abercrombie calls him wimp (Aiona is only anti-444 candidate)
Hanabusa challenges Case's voting record while Dems target Djou (Djou is only anti-444 candidate)
SB: Gov holds civil unions' fate
Businesspeople speak up on potential impact of civil unions in Hawaii
SB: Hold line on tax hikes, even past election year
Oahu rail project back on track after airport plan approval
Advertiser Editor Mark Platte moves to TV, ADV terminations begin Monday
Psycho Obama Birth Certificate Critic Visits Hawaii
State stepping in to help Naalehu school (Failure rewarded with $11M)
Mayor ‘upset’ with handling of ’11 budget, termination of vacant positions
Union asks Legislature to probe worker's death
Oahu moves into final phase of curbside recycling expansion
Housing discrimination exists on Kaua‘i
Union to hold rallies in Hana next week
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| Friday, April 30, 2010 |
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April 30, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:39 PM :: 9129 Views
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Naming Names: Legislators override Lingle's veto of 2000% oil tax increase
Veto Overrides “increase tax burden, discourage job creation, impede recovery”
Gay Marriage foes caught off guard, outline plan to retaliate
Burris: Lawmakers test voters' sentiment
SB: Restore days, reform schools
Atheists disrupt Senate: 1 arrested, 1 hospitalized
ADV: A good idea hampered by terrible timing
8 Hawaii legislators prepare to leave Capitol
Maui Testifiers: Keep property taxes low
HMSA rates rise 7.8% on average: Hike affects nearly 120,000 employees in small businesses
States Face Their First ObamaCare Test today—sign up for bankrupt, high-risk pool?
Waters of Life plans on hold “Beating a dead horse”
Hawaii Charter Schools are ‘Canaries in a Coalmine’ Due to Toxic Funding Levels, Supporters Say
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee: Silence From Djou on Wall Street Reform is Deafening
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| Thursday, April 29, 2010 |
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April 29, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:07 PM :: 11157 Views
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Hawaii Legislature: Sgt at Arms called to protect visitor from Rep. Cabanilla’s child molester
Sources: Legislature to vote on Gay civil unions
John Carroll: I believe Larry Mehau supports me for Governor
Taxed Enough Already? Maui protest vs. property tax hikes April 29
Congressional debate May 3rd on Hawaii News Now
“Liberty first” (This is the only coverage on the Special Election in any print publication today)
Furlough solution gains passage
PBN: Hawaii lawmakers kill tech tax credits
Doctor shortage keeps Shapiro out of Hilo
ADV: Hawaii passes bill to curb clamor for Obama birth certificate
Have unions outlived their original purpose?
Consolidation of 2 newspapers scheduled to begin next week
Gaps found in fire inspection records
Pit used to burn prison records
Kaua‘i developer gives county 138 acres of oceanfront property
Councilor eyes ban on riding in truck beds
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| Wednesday, April 28, 2010 |
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April 28, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:44 PM :: 8739 Views
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Escalate II (Still nearly zero Special Election coverage)
SB: Lingle vetoes tax hikes, but overrides expected
Voters to decide on appointed school board
Shapiro: Time to cut a deal on school furloughs
Ruling paves way for consolidation of Honolulu's 2 daily newspapers
It Works! More seek shelter following tent ban
AP: HI lawmakers vote to limit Obama document requests
ADV: Your dentist loves HB 1212 but here's why you shouldn't
Buying Our Way Out of Problems Rather Than Setting Priorities
Health fund trustees delay decision: EUTF board wants more information before raising rates
Council passes resolution backing Hawaiian recognition
Jobs bill an anti-business mess that should stay vetoed
Hawaii Senate votes to cut off Act 221 high-tech tax credits
Hawaii filming of 'Lost' spent $228M locally over 4 years (ACT 221 propaganda)
Ballots with only English challenged
Lingle hedges airline support
Charter school must move, set up new site
Bill to dissolve Aloha Tower agency dies in Legislature
Visitor arrivals jump 9.3 percent
Lawmakers pass bill to protect public access to beaches
Tort Reform in the States: Protecting Consumers and Enhancing Economic Growth
In-car smoking ban raises legal questions
Lingle vetoes DHS-reorganization bill, saying it is discriminatory
Maui County directors say plan to cut (vacant) jobs devastating
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| Tuesday, April 27, 2010 |
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April 27, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:30 PM :: 11140 Views
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Special Election: Dozens of articles in national media -- nearly none in Advertiser, Star-Bulletin
Shapiro: "Machine" Dems go for all the marbles in 2010
Sen. Akaka: "God willing, I Plan to Run Again in 2012" (Inouye: Take me out when I’m crazy.)
HSTA: Hawaii teachers can't legally work the 3 furlough days for free
Civil-unions bill gets last-minute lobbying
Fidell: Aquaculture's the new target of Isle activists
DePledge: Urgent action
Lingle vetoes 'local workers' bill but legislative override is expected
Mayors credited for saving TAT – property tax hike coming anyway
Hawaii's Census return rate of 65% one of the lowest in the nation
Rapozo: Turning off stadium lights for native birds is for the birds
Implications of Turtle Bay ruling are both narrow and wide
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| Monday, April 26, 2010 |
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April 26, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:54 PM :: 15453 Views
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Lingle calls on teachers, principals to reopen schools over HSTA/BoE objections
Honolulu Special Election: "Democrats petrified, going nuts"
Akaka may quit in 2012: Ed Case talks about Senate “opportunity”
With federal law at stake, Paid activists attack Hawaii fish farmers
Bill requiring number of public school days heads for final votes
Civil unions bill must be voted on (Another religious leftist)
Democrat Advertiser: The high cost of economic optimism
Obama's sister glad to be back in Hawaii after long visit to D.C.
Voter numbers up 9,000 in advance of special election
A timid rewrite of campaign spending law
SB: Tobacco fund needs to be kept healthy
Capitol Round Up - April 26, 2010
Soft-on Crime Appeals court rules out evidence in murder of pregnant woman
Kawaiahao Church: Leader accused of theft resigns
Developed in Hawaii: Corn that can resist drought a 'blockbuster'
Maui Land & Pineapple names new CFO
Farm-worker housing bill hits home stretch
In Hawaii, the Most Powerful Waves Can Be Found at the Side of the Road
ACORN brought poor pimps into domestic politics (by Piven of Cloward-Piven fame)
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