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| Thursday, August 14, 2014 |
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August 14, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:16 PM :: 6115 Views
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- Pono Choices May Violate State, Federal Laws
- Too Soon? Lawsuit To Delay The Delayed Puna Precincts Primary Filed
- Cam Cavasso in Puna: There is no Difference Between Schatz, Hanabusa
- OHA focuses new attention on developing master plan for 30 acres in Kaka'ako Makai
- UPW Scores Massive Pay Hikes After Disrupting Honolulu Ambulance Service
- Hawaiians Punish Abercrombie for Federal Recognition Push
- GMOs: No Evidence or Logic Will Ever Be Considered by Those Who Don’t Value It
- Changing Hawaii – Fred Hemmings
- $144.5M Surprise: Honolulu rail stations' bid 75% higher than budgeted
- Ige had Primary won even before the campaign began
- Governor's Race? Hawaii 9th Most Likely to Change Parties
- Final Revenge: Abercrombie Claims he has Nothing to do With Friday Election
- No Paper Ballots for Puna Friday Vote
- Homeowners Have Until Sept 30 to Claim $33M Tax Rollback
- Verdict-less jury in Deedy retrial heads back to court
- $325M Damage: Papaya Farmers Hard Hit
- Golf Courses: The Dirty Secret of the Food Movement
- Big Green Losers on the Big Island
- Kauai County Wastes $175K on Anti-GMO Law
- Kauai County Considers 500% Garbage Tax Hike
- Rosegg Tried to Force Way into Life of the Land
- Feds to Investigate Hawaii Geothermal Potential
- Hawaii Lowest Sugary Soda Consumption in USA
- Arizona Appeals Court: 'Pregnant Man' (sic) can get a divorce
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| Wednesday, August 13, 2014 |
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August 13, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:53 PM :: 4861 Views
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- Sabato: Abercrombie Biggest Loser in History of 50 States
- Full Text: Hanabusa Letter Calls for Election Delay, Demands Louie Step Aside
- Issues To Watch In The Promised Lawsuit Challenging Hurricane Primary
- Activists, Hurricane Deal One-Two Punch to Hawaii Farmers
- Video: Hawaii National Guard Reaches Cut-off Puna Homes
- Puna to Pick Senator
- Obama Executive Order to Screen Unions, Federal Contractors for Labor Law Violations
- Support Aloha for Puna Fund
- A Republican Governor In Paradise?
- Charles Djou chats with Howard Dicus about his 2014 race for Congress
- Takai Support Comes from East Oahu, Kim West Oahu
- Hannemann Scores MegaBucks from Sweatshop Operator
- Republican Saiki calls on state to delay Friday's walk-in voting
- Schatz Thrilled by Decision to Vote Friday
- Hanabusa to File Suit Today
- House, Council Winners Pleased with Friday Election, Losers Displeased
- Nago Can't be Bothered With Ruderman
- Star-Adv: HPD transparency, oversight lacking
- Anti-GMO arguments based on fear, not facts
- Sovereignty Activists to Squeeze Kerry for Answer Tomorrow
- Non-Statehood Day Friday
- Big Isle papaya farmers' loss estimated at $53 million
- Military families vent as reports of botched vehicle shipments pile up
- No state pays smaller share of workers' health insurance
- Soft on Crime: Suspected Murderer Gets Off Easy on Theft
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| Tuesday, August 12, 2014 |
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August 12, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:00 PM :: 4297 Views
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- Anger Boils in Puna as Nago Changes Election Three Times in Three Days
- Kauai: Hundreds Demand Explanation for Massive Property Tax Hikes
- 2 PRP Candidates Win, 3 More Head to General
- Incumbent Hawaii governor out in historic upset
- It was 116 years ago today: The U.S. becomes a global power
- Hanabusa threatens to sue to block Friday's election
- Cam Cavasso: Schatz, Hanabusa So Similar
- Abercrombie Humiliated
- Is Kauai Pro-GMO? Primary Election Results Suggest So
- Real Estate Interests Behind Anti-GMO Activism
- Hawaii Highest Homelessness of Any State
- Iselle’s toll: An estimated 148 homes damaged
- State to hold meeting on new Oahu FEMA flood maps
- City to announce new contract for EMS workers
- Soft on Crime Policy Causes Death of Criminal
- Westfield State trustees at fault in Dobelle debacle
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| Monday, August 11, 2014 |
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August 11, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:42 PM :: 4936 Views
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- Djou: 86 Days to Create a Better Future
- Video: Free Press for a Free Society
- Is There Any Benefit to Plastic Bag Bans?
- VIDEO: Helicopter Overflight Shows 100s of Downed Trees in Puna
- Abercrombie Loses 48 of 51 Districts in Primary Sweep
- Gov’s ouster ups ante for new day
- Aiona: Primary Results Show Desire for Change
- Djou Accepts KITV Debate Invitation
- Abercrombie Talks About Himself Some More
- Hawaii Dems Move to the Suburbs
- Puna's Power: District’s voters to decide US Senate race
- Increase in Absentee Voting Parallels Decrease in Turnout
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| Sunday, August 10, 2014 |
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August 10, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:08 PM :: 6172 Views
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- Primary Results--Fifth Read
- The Law Behind Hawaii's Hurricane Senate Primary Election: Let The Games Begin!
- Akina in OHA Runoff
- Anti-GMO Candidates Lose Big Statewide
- Major storms hit Hawaii after lawmakers raid hurricane fund
- Video: Iselle Hits Mountains, Disintegrates
- Do We Really Want to Starve the Golden Goose?
- Iwase: Republicans are Smelling Blood
- Djou to Face Takai in CD1
- Punatics in Two Closed Precincts Favor Schatz
- Clayton Hee goes 'Splat'
- Two or Three Legislative Incumbents Bite the Dust
- Anti-GMO Activists Baffled Beyond the Echo Chamber
- Trask's Geothermal Scheme Loses Biggest Senate Supporter
- Honolulu Council: Sam Aiona Advances--Three Districts Have Run-offs in November
- Absentee Voting Hits Record--Up 12%
- Turnout Nears Record Low
- Irate Voters from Storm-Hit precincts Show Up at Polling Place
- UH leaders should assess need for Manoa chancellor
- Punatics Harass HELCO Crews
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| Saturday, August 9, 2014 |
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August 9, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:30 PM :: 4017 Views
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- Two Big Island Precincts Voting Postponed
- UHERO: Stall in Tourism Slows Hawaii Economy
- Breaking HECO's Monopoly with Community Choice Aggregation?
- Mandatory Labeling of GMOs--A big-government solution to a problem that doesn’t exist
- Dobelle Sued for Personal Use of School Funds
- Former Officer Calls for Inquiry into HPD Killings
- Polling Places Open Without Absentee Voter Lists
- The Rundown (final primary)
- Will Storms Save Abercrombie?
- Republican Charles Djou has plan to tackle jobs, economy
- HMSA and the Hawaii Health Connector
- Homelessness: We Need to Take Better Care of our Number 1 Industry
- PGV Geothermal Venting Amounts to Nothing
- New indictment targets defendants in fatal blast
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| Saturday, August 9, 2014 |
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August, 2014 Letters to the Editor
By Letters to the Editor @ 2:06 PM :: 4159 Views
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Former Officer Calls for Inquiry into HPD Killings
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| Friday, August 8, 2014 |
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August 8, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:37 PM :: 4514 Views
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- UPDATE: Iselle Hits -- Julio Coming Sunday
- Iniki: Years later Kauai Population, Workforce Still Suffered
- When A Hurricane Hits Do We Realize Our Priorities
- Primary Election to Continue as Planned Saturday
- Iselle Shredded by Impact With Mountains, Oahu Spared Worst
- Democrats Brawl in Hawaii Primary
- Anti-GMO Councilmember Pounded by Accurate Information
- Hurricanes Latest Excuse to Push Vote by Mail Fraud
- Lassner's Plan: UH Will Start Next Google, Balance Budget With IPO
- Schools buy $26M in Common Core texts
- Hawaii DOE Facilities Executive to Resign
- Hawaii County Early Walk-In Sites Closed Early
- Mental Illness Overlooked in Health Debate
- Congress Isn’t Alone in Struggling to Obtain Obamacare Records
- Hurricane Julio Emits Gamma Burst, Flings Anti-Matter into Space
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| Thursday, August 7, 2014 |
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August 7, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:19 PM :: 6199 Views
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- Satellite Loop: Two Hurricanes Approaching
- Oahu, Maui, Hawaii County Shelter Locations
- UPDATE: Iselle to Hit Hilo Thursday -- Julio Sunday
- US Senators: DOI Effort to Create Fake Hawaiian Tribe is “Unlawful”
- Squeezed by High Prices, Hawaii Consumers Spend the Least on Nonessentials
- Candidate Forced by UH to Take Leave Without Pay
- Am Samoa: Democrat Nod Goes to Faleomavaega in a Slick Maneuver
- Has Hawaii’s governor lost his mojo?
- GMO tobacco ‘mystery serum’ rescues Ebola virus victims
- UH: GMO Crops Conserve Topsoil, Reduce Herbicide Use
- GOP Seeking Primary Day Volunteers
- Hawaii Lacks Hurricane Emergency Plan for Waikiki, Neighbor Islands
- Hawaii may elect a Republican governor in the fall
- Will Anti-GMO Candidates Lose Big in Primaries?
- With Hurricane Coming, 90% of Homeless Would Rather Keep Doing Meth
- Hawaii Wind Farm Employees to Stay Away--Fear Disaster
- Trask: Racist Rep. Chris Lee for Haole Geothermal Only
- Using buzzwords to sell clean energy policies
- BoR Chair: "I think I understand" Apple Firing
- Allow homeowners to claim exemption
- Hawaii Co Council Supports Milk Price Controls
- High-speed rail inches along as Obama seeks new spending
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| Wednesday, August 6, 2014 |
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August 6, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:03 PM :: 4686 Views
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| Tuesday, August 5, 2014 |
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August 5, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:55 PM :: 6677 Views
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- Statewide Locations: In Person Early Walk-In Voting Thru Thursday
- Iselle to Hit Hawaii Thursday & Friday -- Julio Right Behind
- Nago: “I think we’ve got bigger issues to worry about than voting”
- The missing absentee ballots—is a vendor responsible?
- Early departure of CIO clouds state's tech effort
- Pre-K School Choice: Amending state Constitution is OK with 54% of isle voters
- Hawaii County Aims 400% Tax Hike at Farmers
- After Massive tax Hike, Council Bill May Let a Few Off the Hook
- Disgusting: Hee, Tsutsui in Dead Heat
- Kim, Takai Tied at 28% Each
- Borreca: Hanabusa Local, Schatz Outsider
- Anti-GMO Candidates Prepare to Lose Big on Every Island
- Is rooftop solar at risk from storms?
- Mainland Groups Team up With Professional Activists to Attack Big Island Farmers
- No Cure but Somehow State vows to stop Alzheimer's disease during next 11 years
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| Monday, August 4, 2014 |
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August 4, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 8:33 PM :: 3478 Views
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- Without Abercrombie, Education Reform a Political Orphan
- WaPo: Union freakouts are hurting the hunt for good teachers
- 2014: States with the Best & Worst School Systems
- Hawaii Charter Schools Produce 7% More Student Achievement Per Dollar Spent
- Hawaii Congressional Delegation How They Voted August 4, 2014
- Your Tax Dollars at Work: FlikMedia, Inc. Acquires Flikdate
- Hawaii's Partnership Against Fraud
- Star-Adv Poll adds AJAs, Hanabusa Suddenly Leads
- Aiona Leads In ‘Toss-Up’ Hawaii Governor Race
- Hawaii: Where good polling goes to die
- Disappeared absentee ballots? Did anyone else not get their Hawaii absentee ballots yet?
- Erroneous bills add to tax agency's problems
- Abercrombie Camp Pushes Back Against Poll Results
- Kauai: Small Farmers Will be Pushed off Land by Ordinance 960
- New academies, administration, rules for Halau Lokahi
- Burglar Latest to Escape from Work Furlough
- Greenwald: Omidyar Teaches Me to Trust Billionaire Oligarchs
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| Sunday, August 3, 2014 |
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August 3, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:57 PM :: 4583 Views
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- Election Day Precinct Workers Needed
- Tribe? Feds to Meet With Hawaiians in Southern California Today
- NPS: Draft Ewa Plains Battlefield Nomination And Photo Archive Available
- Everywhere...and Perversely Fair
- Mainland Anti-GMO Group Pours Money into Kaneohe HD48 Race
- Poll: Aiona Beats Ige 41-34 -- Aiona Beats Abercrombie 45-30
- Education Reform in Trouble Under Ige
- Apples gone but what of his plans?
- Abercrombie Bi-Polar, Forgetful
- Abercrombie Fundraising at $5M, Ige Passes $500K Mark
- Campaign Spending Commission launches a new Super PAC data visualization app
- Native Hawaiians Are Not A Tribe
- Honored HPD officer arrested on suspicion of sex assault
- Anderson: Keep the Homeless, Homeless
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| Saturday, August 2, 2014 |
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August 2, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:15 PM :: 7607 Views
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- Apple Unredacted: Did Attack on Carbone's $300K 'Assistant' Precipitate Removal of UHM Chancellor?
- Akina for OHA Launches TV, Radio Ads
- School Choice Event Shows New Way Forward for Hawaii Education Reform
- State Administrator Admits Federal Highway Dollars in Jeopardy
- VA reform bill gives veterans private health care options
- Honolulu Army reservist accused of fraud, theft and child molestation
- Hundreds of Mail-in Ballots Invalidated
- Honolulu rail agency concerned construction bids for rail stations may be higher than expected
- Cronies Given $200M for Seawater AC Scheme
- Chasm widens between rent, median wages
- Caldwell's Latest Fee Hike: Make the Disabled Pay
- Lassner wants interim chancellor for Manoa by Sept. 1
- Ige envisions a more streamlined Mānoa
- WaPo: Hawaii Makes 2 of top 10 primary races still to come in 2014
- Mainland Anti-GMO Group Seeks to Join Attack on Big Island Papaya Growers
- Feds make Excuses for W Hawaii Water Grab
- WSJ: Hawaii Handcuffs Employers to Give Ex-Cons Jobs
- Rents at Dillingham Airfield double
- Review training for HPD arrests
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| Friday, August 1, 2014 |
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August 1, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:14 PM :: 4394 Views
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- Dr Keli’i Akina: Hawaii Should Fulfill Dream of Martin Luther King
- Report: Dobelle Could Face Criminal Charges for Theft from Mass. College
- Supreme Court Orders Abercrombie to Pay Up
- $72M Vanishes: New Council on Revenues Forecast Minus 1.8%
- Poll: Ige 51 - 41 over Abercrombie
- Poll: Schatz 49-41 over Hanabusa
- Schatz, Tsutsui Scrape the Abercrombie off of themselves
- Hanabusa: I am What Makes Hawaii Unique
- GOP Fundrace: Ahu vs Sutton
- Super PACS Push Council Candidates
- 'Drama and Trauma' at UH Manoa--Lassner Prepares to Name New Chancellor
- Rep. Cabanilla: ‘I Need to Eat Too’
- MBloom: Self-Dealing Hi-Tech Schemers Sued for Stealing Code
- Matayoshi: DOE focuses its spending at school and student levels
- Escaped Prisoners Risk 5 year Sentence
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| Thursday, July 31, 2014 |
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July 31, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 7:10 PM :: 4718 Views
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- Apple Given One Hour Deadline, Accepts Termination Package
- Ige Unveils Action Plan for Hawaii
- Abercrombie: We can’t go back
- Tribe? How They did it in Alaska
- FBI Investigates Death Threats Made by Anti-GMO Leader
- Feds fly immigrant minors to Hawaii on taxpayer dime
- Abercrombie is in "serious trouble."
- Apple cored: Business as usual at UH
- With Renewables, Electric Bills Have to Rise by One Billion Dollars
- Polluted Golf Courses Behind Attack on Seed Farmers
- Diver Faces Misdemeanor Charge for Defending Himself Against Anti-Aquarium Obsessives
- Reform Candidates Not Impressed with Martin-Caldwell Conflict
- Cachola to pay fine for campaign spending violation
- Costs for lieutenant governor's Maui office soar
- Oahu Homeowners Hit with $100K Annual Property tax Bill
- Anti-GMO Kauai Councilmembers Used Controversy to Slip in Massive tax Hike
- Students to see longer school days starting this year
- DoD Intervenes Against HECO Rate Hike Proposal
- Struggling charter school will remain open After Nepotists Ousted
- IDG Geothermal Partner Publishes Annual Report
- Former Halawa inmate pleads guilty to racketeering
- Pearl City 6th Grade Victim: Accused Homosexual Child Molester in Court
- State seeks foreclosure on Pflueger property
- Deadly Dentist May face Criminal Charges
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| Wednesday, July 30, 2014 |
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July 30, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:07 PM :: 4689 Views
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- Hanabusa Attacks Schatz for Accepting Contributions from Akaka Bill Opponents
- Ige Renews Oath of Fealty to HSTA
- Lassner: We Must Polish the Jewel, not the Apple
- HECO Proposes 'Demand Response' Billing, Remote Shutoff
- Absentee ballot fraud incident has Kauai police, elections officials on alert
- Roofers: Obamacare Threatens Union Health Plan
- Medicaid Should Be Included in Paul Ryan’s Anti-Poverty Proposal
- Ige Pushed GE Tax Hike
- 7,100 Oahu Homeowners Whacked by 71% Tax Hike
- Doctors 'Pay for Performance'?
- Shake-up renews debate about need for Manoa chancellor
- Chaos: BLNR Resignations Stall Development Approvals
- Another Rate Hike: HECO Proposes Higher Peak Rates
- Rent Seekers Promise to Charge a lot for Geothermal Electricity
- Gabbard votes to condemn Obama for Guantánamo Bergdahl swap
- Poetic Justice: Sovereignty Mortgage Scammer Loses House in his own Scheme
- Suit: Foster Parents Payments Woefully Inadequate
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| Tuesday, July 29, 2014 |
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July 29, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 4:53 PM :: 5919 Views
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- Shocker: Hawaii only 8th Most Socialist State
- Honolulu: Good Recession, Bad Recovery
- Fundrace: Djou Ahead by 40%
- Russ Grunch Council 8 Campaign Gains Momentum with Key Star-Advertiser Endorsement
- Commission on Water Resources Seeks Nominees
- In Spite of Medicaid Expansion, Hawaii Hospital Performance up 10.7%
- Homelessness: Council Ignores Waikiki Residents' Plea for Help
- Oahu: 32% of Absentee Votes Returned So Far
- Takai Fined by Campaign Spending Commission
- Aiona Could be Next Governor
- Manoa Chancellor: I want to stay
- Hawaii Health Connector Still Attempting to Take Prepaid Health Care Act Hostage
- Why are Hawaii electricity rates still so high even after integration of renewables?
- VA hands out millions in malpractice cases
- Luxury Resort Not Satisfied with Dairy Compromise
- Do Anti-GMO Voters Matter at Ballot Box?
- Anti-GMO Rockefellers Kill Children in 3rd World
- Rail Set to Destroy 115 Year old Business
- Unescaped inmates to wear electronic bracelets to Ease Recapture
- Kauai County hurts residents with tax hikes, refusal to reduce spending
- Troops Bemoan Missing Cars after Shipping Change
- Hawaii Highway Bond Deal to Benefit from Timing
- HHSC Squeezes Medical Coding for Revenue
- Nepotists Demand Funding
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| Monday, July 28, 2014 |
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July 28, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 6:22 PM :: 4390 Views
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| Sunday, July 27, 2014 |
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July 27, 2014 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 5:53 PM :: 3993 Views
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- Did OHA Commit Federal Felony Testifying to Interior Department?
- Who Can You Trust in the GMO Issue?
- Kauai Diary Farm Changes Plan After Protests by Luxury Resorts, Sierra Club, and Surfrider
- Inversion: Is it Fair to Vote with Your Feet?
- UH Manoa's Apple to be Chopped?
- HSTA Complains, But Teacher Turnover Drops as Reforms Kick in
- Shapiro: Teachers Always Have Money to Buy Elections
- Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative Update to Push Big Cable
- Rail Supporters Grapple for GE Tax Hike Extension
- Remaining contested case hearing requests for TMT sublease dismissed
- Hawaii #1 in Gas Prices, #4 in Gas Taxes
- Occupy Given $1000, Told to Get Lost
- Maui to consider plastic foam food container ban
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