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| Monday, October 12, 2020 |
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October 12, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:21 PM :: 3797 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 :: 4803 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 :: 4364 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 :: 4552 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 :: 3421 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 :: 4748 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 :: 2958 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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| Monday, October 5, 2020 |
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October 5, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:33 PM :: 3194 Views
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‘Misdirection and Fearmongering’ -- Hawaii’s arrival testing debate continues, decision expected this week
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Continuation of flight assistance program for quarantine breakers up in the air
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2 deaths, dozens of new cases reported as COVID-19 clusters emerge on Hawaii Island
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Daughter speaks out about father’s death at Hilo veterans home
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Hawaii Restaurant Association wants delay on plastics ban
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Navatek CEO Warned Workers Of ‘Draconian Consequences’ If They Slacked Off During Pandemic
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| Sunday, October 4, 2020 |
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October 4, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:41 PM :: 3084 Views
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Just when Oahu rail can’t get any worse, it always does
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Jobless can add voices to class-action lawsuit
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Message Fatigue: Is Hawaii Learning To Live With The Coronavirus?
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Corrections Staff Concerned Over New Cases At State’s Largest Jail
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Failure to Incarcerate Lunatics in Lunatic Asylums is cause of HPD Low Crime-Solving record
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Hotels see slight uptick in demand
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Regime Spies Will Track Tourists
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| Saturday, October 3, 2020 |
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October 3, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:48 PM :: 4696 Views
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It Begins: With no job prospects, some moving to mainland
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Obama Says ‘Build a Wall’ but Seawall expansion runs into Greenmail Demands from Surfrider
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Only the Lies will Set You Free: Navatek CEO Still Gets Bail
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Kealoha’s Malicious Prosecution Will Cost Taxpayers $1.4 Million In Settlement
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Hawaii PACs Pump Another $500k Into Local Campaigns
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Okutsu Veterans home has no COVID-positive residents
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COVID relief to go to Hawaii’s artists and cultural practitioners
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Legal Aid Society of Hawaii sees uptick in questions from renters and landlords
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| Friday, October 2, 2020 |
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October 2, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:39 PM :: 4799 Views
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Alleged Navatek Fraudster Message “Could be a Reference to Sen Brian Schatz”
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Another Lost School Year: BoE Votes to Allow HSTA Members to Pretend to ‘Work’ from Home
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Covid to push Hawaii home prices down, UHERO says
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Another long-term care facility in Hilo dealing with COVID-19 outbreak
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University of Hawaii to slash salaries of 216 executive, managerial employees due to budget shortfall
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Hawaii: Security Cameras Everywhere—Except in Jail
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Homeless Meth Lab Cleared out of Kalalau Valley
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Maui Liquor Comm Refuses to Release Info on Liquor Director candidates, Hand off to Ex-Director’s Son Coming
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Court Orders Big Island Planning Comm to Stop Pandering to anti-5G Morons
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| Thursday, October 1, 2020 |
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October 1, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:28 PM :: 2988 Views
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Hawaii Welfare Rolls Jump 14.5%
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Big Island Food Basket is serving 80,000 people a month—Up from 14,000
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Ige: Shortage of tests means testing program for inter-island travel a ‘challenge’
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Wrongful death suit filed in veterans home COVID-19 death
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Additional COVID-19 fatality at Hilo veterans home brings death toll at facility to 27
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Unemployed workers in Hawaii to get $500 to spend at local eateries
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Bill 2: So Tourists won’t be stuck in Traffic, Don’t Give the Little People Anywhere to park Their Cars
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| Wednesday, September 30, 2020 |
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September 30, 2020 News Release
By Andrew Walden @ 8:23 PM :: 3151 Views
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Navatek CEO Arrested for CARES Act Fraud
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Another One: Liliha nursing home scrambles to contain COVID-19 outbreak
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State: More than 40,000 Hawaii residents have lost health insurance amid pandemic
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TheHandi-Van users want 12.5% fare increase delayed
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HPD Crime-Solving Record Is The Worst Its Been In At Least 40 Years
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Miske companies included a motor vehicle dealer
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Army: State Needs To Renew Lease For Big Island Training Area
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Trans-Pacific travel: Ready for prime time? Kim says no
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Mayor: Kaua’i aims upscale tourist
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| Tuesday, September 29, 2020 |
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September 29, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:12 PM :: 3655 Views
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Caldwell Admin Obstructs Rail Work Along Dillingham—Why?
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Rail Mongers: Ask FTA to Stretch Dec 31 Deadline So Next Mayor Can Approve P3
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Mayoral Debate October 14
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“The people who can’t find work will be leaving”
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Our big recovery idea is to let our prison inmates go free and put our tourists under house arrest
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As tourism’s relaunch nears, Ige criticized over lack of clarity on inter-island travel
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Majority of people reached by contact tracers do not cooperate
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HSTA Still Pushing to Let Teachers Pretend to Work from Home
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Hawaii family shares struggle dealing with Hilo veterans home
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Hospital worker who was critical of facility’s administration fired
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Class-Action Suit Seeks Prompt Payments For Hawaii’s Jobless
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New Program: Hawaii’s Unemployed Could Eat For Free At Local Restaurants
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Canadian astronomers contend with issue of Indigenous consent over Hawaiian telescope project
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The Smoking Gun re Hu Honua Waiver from Competitive Bidding
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Minority Leader Wants Transparency On Military’s West Loch Plans
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Pearl Harbor Shooting Investigation Finds Deeper Mental Health Concerns Among Submarine Crew
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| Monday, September 28, 2020 |
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September 28, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:02 PM :: 3697 Views
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Here’s Why Rapid Testing For Hawaii Flights Might Just Save Travel
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How Honolulu’s Mayoral Candidates Would Tackle The Pandemic
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Pandemic Exacerbating Hawaii’s Housing Affordability Problem
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Column: An arcane federal law puts Young Brothers on the ropes
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Plans to close Dillingham Airfield back on track, worrying struggling businesses
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Maui community to rally around Haiku teacher put on leave
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HB2997: Ige Legalizes Edibles
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Inside eBay’s Cockroach Cult: The Ghastly Story of a Stalking Scandal
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| Sunday, September 27, 2020 |
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September 27, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:53 PM :: 3514 Views
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Blangiardi, Amemiya struck mute when the question is, “What will you do about rail?”
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Furloughs? State’s Only Plan is to get another Federal Bailout
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Councilmember Caught Trying to Use CARES Money to Campaign
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20,000 Join Hawaii Facebook support group--unable to claim unemployment benefits
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WARN notices paint grim picture: Larger BI employers furloughed or laid off nearly 6,000 workers
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Spying on You: Officials scramble to fix bugs in Safe Travels before visitors return to Hawaii
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Hilo Medical Center puts COVID Patients in Same Room with Non-COVID Patients
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Pondering Hu Honua vs Honua Ola
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| Saturday, September 26, 2020 |
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September 26, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:33 PM :: 3972 Views
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Honolulu Council Long History of Conflict of Interest
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HHSC to take over management of vets home
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Kauai Council Candidates: ‘Climate Change’ to be Excuse for Higher Housing Costs
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Hawaii prisoner release program hopes to find additional funding to stay afloat
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Hawaii 'coal ban bill' becomes law
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| Friday, September 25, 2020 |
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September 25, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 9:07 PM :: 2945 Views
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City is withdrawing from P3 Honolulu rail procurement process, Mayor Kirk Caldwell tells feds
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More obstacles threaten to delay completion of rail project by up to 4 years—City and HART Point Fingers at Each other
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HART board won’t fire CEO Robbins before contract expires
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COVID Excuse: Third Miske defendant gets bail
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Food Giveaways Feed More than 100,000 people — Just on Big Island
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Significant 2021 Hawaii economy rebound not in the forecast
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Long-term care facilities report additional COVID-19 cases
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Homeless rights and rights of the public are at odds
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HPD Runs 500 Homeless Thru POST Program
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Hawaii County hasn’t issued a carry permit in 20 years
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| Thursday, September 24, 2020 |
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September 24, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:14 PM :: 4938 Views
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26 dead at Hilo Veterans Home: “At least 20 deaths are still pending verification and classification”
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As death toll at Hilo veteran’s home mounts, family calls for criminal investigation
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Flying to Hawaii? United Now Has a $250 Coronavirus Test for You
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Miske Unions in Charge of Temptation Island Quarantine Enforcement
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New restaurant rules raise privacy concerns
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Ige’s proposal for furloughs would not impact county workers
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Ige’s Eviction Moratorium Doesn’t Do What He Says It Does
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Hawaii Has A New COVID-19 Response Team. Will It Make A Difference?
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Honolulu City Council Chair Ikaika Anderson has officially resigned to Work as Union Lobbyist
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Caldwell to discuss status of program to stem spread of COVID-19 among homeless population
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| Wednesday, September 23, 2020 |
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September 23, 2020 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:14 PM :: 3245 Views
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Sen Dela Cruz Says Furloughs Inevitable
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HART: Canceling public-private partnership could cause 18 months of rail delays
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Oahu retailers, eateries and salons allowed to reopen with restrictions under new order
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Businesses call on leaders to form clearer plans to revitalize local economy
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Honolulu County Setting up its own Contact-Tracing Phone Rooms
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While DoH Dawdles, Community groups drive down COVID-19 cases among Pacific Islanders
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Antibody testing gives insight to COVID-19 among Hawaii Pacific Health workers
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COVID Fears Cut Hospital Admissions Sharply
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Column: Action needed on education emergency
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Hawaii County Water Board proposes 13% rate hike; Public hearing set for Oct. 21
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Hu Honua Treasure Trove -- Follow the Money
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Miske sought cocaine supply deal with Mexican source, prosecutors say
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