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| Tuesday, January 19, 2010 |
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January 19, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:07 PM :: 13291 Views
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Rally at Capitol: 15,000 against Gay Civil Unions
Feds: "City will need a stronger financial plan" before moving forward with Rail Transit
Case holds lead over Hanabusa and Djou (Case 52%-Djou 21%), (Hanabusa 43%-Djou 36%)
State's labor, fiscal woes cut Lingle's popularity
Honolulu rail forum draws opponents, supporters of planned commuter line
ADV: City rail committee didn't keep minutes: But state office says it was exempt from law requiring them
Hawaii governor says state won't fund pay raises for UH faculty
City-state effort can ease school-bus woes
Governor Linda Lingle Speaks to Improving Hawaii's Business Climate
SB: Legislators must show courage, leadership (by passing Gay Civil Unions)
Shapiro: Maui tripping (J Kalani "powdernose" English)
S., W. Maui legislators: Protect what’s already there (by raising taxes)
WHT: Legislature faces bleak budget (TAXES, TAXES, AND MORE TAXES)
Hawaiians mark key event in Hawaii history and reject Akaka Bill
Rents for office space down 3.5%
JAL to cut jobs, pensions, routes
Hawaiian Telcom vs. Oceanic Time Warner (fiber optic competition to cable tv)
Homelessness Issue hits home in Chinatown
Hawaii Coast Guard crews fly quake relief missions in Haiti (Superferry going to Haiti)
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| Monday, January 18, 2010 |
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January 18, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:56 PM :: 9212 Views
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Abercrombie 9% ahead of Aiona, Hannemann 6% ahead of Aiona
Only two Options considered for balancing state budget (you guessed it, tax increase, and raid on special funds)
Tax Increase tops Greenies' wish list for 2010 ($100/barrel tax on oil)
UH aims for sustainable education (More brainwashing)
Ocean cleanup a critical task
Transit ex-directors support elevated rail (Mufi tries to salvage candidacy)
MLK Day observed in Hawaii
Hilo roots help drive state's interim DOE superintendent
Kalapa: Yardstick provided by Council on Revenues
SB: A blow against slavery
For Time Warner, Isles are a gold mine
Sen J Kalani "Powdernose" English will take aim at reforming laws for cannabis
ADV: Cooperation could yield trash solution
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| Sunday, January 17, 2010 |
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January 17, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:07 AM :: 10097 Views
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Civil union debate could spur political action from all sides
Case takes early lead
'No simple answers' as lawmakers consider tapping funds, raising taxes (they're 'simply' going to raise the GET)
Search for revenue (TAX INCREASE) looms as top mission (ADV editors explain how to pitch a GET hike)
UHPA, UH administration reach tentative labor agreement
Activities honor King's memory
Young Bros. and Pasha Hawaii await a decision on whether the shipping services can compete
Timeshares weather storm: During the prolonged downturn, their occupancy levels have outpaced hotels
Kenoi wants to raise money for land purchases by selling property
Rotarians pull together to help Haiti
A new breed of paparazzi descends on placid Maui
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| Saturday, January 16, 2010 |
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January 16, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:00 AM :: 9713 Views
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Cox: BOE rift may be irreparable
Hawaii will cut pay or furlough hospital, EMS, prison staffers
University of Hawaii faculty paychecks cut 6.7%; TRO hearing date still not set
Hawaii: Leaving Home is an Economic Indicator
Members criticize ‘ridiculous’ 50-cent fuel tax proposal
SB: State should kick its habit of raiding tobacco fund
Honolulu rail project piles up legal fees — $635,000 so far (already preparing for enviro lawsuit)
Council kills windmill bill
Obama Security Costs HPD $250K In OT
Maui Pine may lose its listing on NYSE
Lawmakers want faster tax breaks for Haiti donations
Kauai path will be shifted from "sacred" sand
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| Friday, January 15, 2010 |
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January 15, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:36 PM :: 10521 Views
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Hanabusa suggests Case is sexist
$1.3M sought for special election
Just another union flunkey: Matayoshi claims HSTA, HGEA support RTTT and DoE had no choice on furloughs
Hawaii schools close again with no deal on furloughs
Will school reform talk bring action?
Hawaii Laborers' Union election under scrutiny (again)
Honolulu council shelves plan to rename park for Obama
Pflueger trial to remain on Kaua‘i
In tough times, Maui council aims for more affordable housing
Ka'u could get emergency evacuation shelter
Top 10 Outrageous Facts About the Hawaii State Teachers’ Association
Hawaii medical care system: Hilo Doctor Autopsies Still Living, Bleeding To Death, Patient
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| Thursday, January 14, 2010 |
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January 14, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:01 PM :: 9230 Views
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Djou gets most applause at small business meet
Case: Hanabusa cannot lead the Senate while running for Congress
Case called disrespectful over use of Mink's photo: "Stop using his picture to salve your conscience"
Soetoro-Ng endorses Mehau associate Schatz
Furloughs a wild card
Lawmakers discuss priorities at town meeting
Tax increase eyed to fund homelessness industry
State Foreclosures Surge: Jump in December pushes monthly and year-end totals to their highest since 2005
Pflueger continues to face 7 manslaughter counts
Slain Hawaii toddler's drug-dealing father sues mother, accused killer, State
Actress, other women allege abuses by Hawaii's Family Court
City settles with state for $300,000 over sewage
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| Wednesday, January 13, 2010 |
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January 13, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:44 PM :: 19967 Views
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Democrat Borreca: Hanabusa-Case fight could be gift for GOP (Case "untrustworthy and disloyal")
SB: Don't let cost deter special House race
State tax revenues drop 8.3% since July
SB: Bishop's call to block civil unions offends bill advocates (Rally January 17)
Still No Agreement On School Furloughs
Army needs to make case for Makua plan
Honolulu rail project architects defend plan for elevated route
Kauai: OHA Again fails to steal single family home from owner
Politics of the River Street Project
Final Co-Conspirator in Las Vegas Methamphetamine Trafficking Organization Sentenced to Life in Prison by Hawaii Federal Judge
$7.4M windfall can't offset shortfall; land sale, tax hike still on the table
Little paid, benefits questioned
Getting tough on illegal use of fireworks comes at price
No penalty for trash backlog
Clinton says U.S. is 'back in Asia,' hails diversity of Isles
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| Tuesday, January 12, 2010 |
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January 12, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:04 PM :: 9233 Views
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Cast Your ballot: Abercrombie nominated "2009 Porker of the Year"
Case calls Inouye's remarks incorrect
SB: Put same-sex civil unions on the table
Matayoshi Confirmed as Hawaii Department of Education Interim Superintendent
Abercrombie on Furloughs: "Minimize the bureaucratic levels" in DoE "without cutting back bureaucracy"
ADV: Time for silent majority to step up on rail (and save Mufi's candidacy)
FOIA Release Shows Mufi fears Leg raid on Rail Fund
Kokubun: No changes seen for Senate leadership
9-11 Trooothers challenge Army's DU request
Aloun Farms owners to admit to illegally importing farm laborers
Kahala Panty Burglar gets five years
Council committee to consider bulky trash fine
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| Monday, January 11, 2010 |
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January 11, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:08 PM :: 10199 Views
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Aiona's gubernatorial campaign stresses 'balance'
Senators expect movement on Akaka Bill
Brian Schatz joins motley crew running for lieutenant governor
Students React to UH Budget Shortfall
Clinton's Pacific itinerary criticized
Cancer center deal benefits all stakeholders
Local 5 Kaiser workers plan for a strike
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| Sunday, January 10, 2010 |
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January 10, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:03 PM :: 11814 Views
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DANGER: Hawaii acting schools chief Matayoshi praised widely as good choice for permanent job
Senators boost Hanabusa: Inouye, Akaka hope to take revenge on Ed Case (the increasingly hollow old boys' last hurrah?)
State needs $1M to hold May special election (Mercado Kim still trying to delay election shows Hanabusa weakness)
Public worker retirement soars
SB: Don't raid hotel tax funds -- raise taxes instead
Honolulu airport car-rental hub envisioned to help visitors
Prof: UH can balance budget without gutting faculty
Wind, waste-to-energy not among plan’s $1.5B renewables -- but a 50 cent a gallon gas tax is
Castle & Cooke may use Lanai aquifer; environmentalists decry decision
Furlough Fridays raise residents' hackles
Kakaako homeless cleanup
Hawaii County joblessness down to "only" 10%
Kauai mom with 3 kids, 66 arrests gets decade in prison
Snobs snubbed: Hawaii fireworks ban not a Capitol priority
Fidell: Let's start doing more to develop local agriculture
Anti-Superferry protester: Obama as Bush
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| Saturday, January 9, 2010 |
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January 9, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:09 PM :: 12524 Views
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GTMO Greenwell accuses Hawaii police of "eating children"
Lingle proposes new plan to eliminate Furlough Fridays
Hawaii governor says she doesn't want Legislature to take up bill on civil unions
Poll finds Mississippi folk most faith-centered; Hawaii below average
Lingle says Honolulu rail project needs 'adjustment' due to recession
Hotel occupancy falls in Hawaii in November
Hawaii Department of Education gets new chief information officer
Women ordered out of prison where Isle inmates complained of abuse
Hawaiian Airlines Flight Passenger Facing Federal Charges
University of Hawaii cancer center, hospitals team up (unless Leg raids Cigarette Tax Fund for feed HGEA)
Shipping our 'opala an imperfect solution
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| Friday, January 8, 2010 |
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January 8, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:28 AM :: 16187 Views
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Senate Expect To Pass Civil Unions Bill: Opponents, Supporters Prepare To Rally On Issue
BOE chair Toguchi rejects calls for his resignation (another unaccountable board at work)
Rail may outpace funding by $322M
UH faculty union seeks injunction to halt pay cuts
Resist the urge to dismantle elections panel (another unaccountable board at work)
Housing authority chooses new leader (another unaccountable board at work)
Top Ten Most Outrageous Findings from the 2009 DOE Procurement Audit
Hawaii House Leader Criticizing Governor on Budget Plans, But Doesn't Offer His Own Solutions
Telescope EIS faces delays
County portion of Ka Loko settlement coming?
DOH cuts Kaua‘i positions
Smuggled-in fireworks expose security flaw
Democrat Lawyer announces candidacy for Djou's City Council seat
Clinton to meet with Japanese foreign minister while in Hawaii
Governor nominates DCCA Dir Reifurth to Intermediate Court of Appeals
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| Thursday, January 7, 2010 |
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January 7, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:25 PM :: 13271 Views
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TAX INCREASE # 1--Lawmakers Kokubun, Mercado urge Hawaii counties to impose new 5% sales tax (how to finish off the economy)
TAX INCREASE # 2--ADV: Tax diversion won't erase revenue woes (Adv to LEG -- raise taxes!)
TAX INCREASE # 3--Don’t take TAT – Maui mayor (1/2% GET Increase on agenda )
TAX INCREASE # 4--Energy plan calls for 50¢ gas tax
Lingle rejects union-BOE proposal
UH, faculty to resume talks
Legislature cuts 5 recess days in 2010
Hawaii Department of Education Procurement Audit, Part II, Details Insider Dealing, Waste and Alleged Corruption
Hawaii's Compulsory Health-Care System Is No Model
Hawaii Co. Council rejects resolution to decriminalize pakalolo
Isle recovery is pondered
Kenoi presents budgetary wish list to state lawmakers
Local Police Escorts for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Cost Hawaii County More Than $21,000
Honolulu City Council Member Dela Cruz Introduces Legislation to Audit the Delay in the Shipping of Solid Waste
Snob Bulletin: Fireworks Ban Long Overdue
Hume's comments on Buddhism, Tiger Woods upset faithful
An Upheaval to Remember: 2010 is shaping up to be a rare year in American politics
Obamacare, COFA, and the upcoming $350M State budget gap: Lingle vs Congressional Delegation
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| Wednesday, January 6, 2010 |
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January 6, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 11:56 AM :: 12171 Views
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Constitutional Amendment: Aiona Proposes Hawaii Elect Secretary of State
OHA to make case for (NEW) Akaka bill during live television broadcasts
Cayetano puts trust in Matayoshi: Others question whether the acting schools chief can indeed make hard decisions
SB: Welcome Hamamoto to labor talks
Kauai: Arakaki open to being state DoE superintendent
UH won't rescind faculty pay cuts
Across-the-board cuts in Hawaii budget criticized at hearing
Tax delinquencies prompt relief consideration
Fed judges: Wash. felony inmates should get vote (could set precedent for Hawaii)
Deputy sheriff arrested in child rape
Forbes ranks Bankoh as top performer of nation's largest 100 banks
Waihee's Ex-cemetery chief will get out of jail
Trash may finally be shipped to Washington next month
Court bolsters public access to beaches
Quakes, tsunami strike Solomon Islands
American pirates' Anti-whaling vessel damaged in clash with Japanese ship that it was attacking
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| Tuesday, January 5, 2010 |
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January 5, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:06 PM :: 16444 Views
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The Teamsters Production Unit: Jim Dooley connects dots thru Honolulu underworld to Obama (Must read)
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Official wants special election ASAP
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New Elections Chief grilled about special election
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Hawaii may hold a special congressional election in May
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Matayoshi being pitched as outsider to keep the DoE out of the next Governor's control
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SB: Interim schools chief to enter fray
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ADV: Hearings need strict environmental focus
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Median sale price of Honolulu homes fell by 7.9 percent in 2009
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UH faculty's union files class grievance against Greenwood
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Schools open new year with fee increases
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Mesa Air Group files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
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Kalapa on Special Funds: Yes, the state has money to pay its bills
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Big Isle bovines getting waterbeds
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Hawaii County Plastic bag ban
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Iran, Cuba buying influence in Solomon Islands
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| Monday, January 4, 2010 |
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January 4, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 10:44 AM :: 6366 Views
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A bureaucrat, not a leader: Hamamoto just gave up and walked away (with 4 days notice)
Acting schools superintendent, BOE chair to speak on vacancy at 3PM
Makua Valley eyed for counterinsurgency, road bomb training
Hawaii will probably hold public hearings on Honolulu rail transit (Mufi's candidacy twists in wind)
SB: Failed anti-rail effort reveals Charter flaw
Budget cuts eliminate post moves job of HIV advocate to different department
Project HOPE boosts success of probation
Water problems keep Gartley Hall unusable
Watson: Dear Mr. President... 10 for 2010
OK, but ...
Maui News: 2000 to 2010 decade in review: Fear at center of Y2K set tone for the next 10 years
Test papayas for genetic modification
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| Sunday, January 3, 2010 |
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January 3, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:08 PM :: 6221 Views
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Honolulu rail behind schedule, with construction start unclear
ADV: UH stalemate can't be left for courts to fix
Land sale may fund campus
Maui Political shakeup in makeup for ’10
Britain might withdraw 1 Mauna Kea telescope
The demand is there for locally grown food
ADV: Americans anticipating better times
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| Saturday, January 2, 2010 |
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January 2, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 12:50 PM :: 11150 Views
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Legislators to Honor The One: Celebrate Obama Day at Obama Park, or cheer for Obama High
Cayetano's DCCA boss Kathryn Matayoshi to take up reins of DoE (left behind the mess that Mark Recktenwald cleaned up)
Hamamoto still in furlough talks
Hamamoto decision 'personal'
SB: Settle UH labor dispute out of court, reasonably
Hawaii's unemployment fund forecast a bit less gloomy
Judge Hara grants UH Motion To Dismiss KAHEA’s Mauna Kea CMP Lawsuit
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| Friday, January 1, 2010 |
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January 1, 2010 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 1:52 PM :: 18071 Views
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Hamamoto resigned DoE -- FIVE DAYS AGO! (Resigned same day latest HSTA/DoE furlough offer was rejected)
Inouye confident Akaka Bill issues will be resolved
ADV: Inouye implies Abercrombie backers lying (more on Akaka bill)
Economic troubles shroud political races
TSA lapse helps gain not guilty verdicts
No rail work 'til May--then lawsuit
ADV: Reshaping government a key goal for 2010
Hawaii taxpayers on hook for $1.5M in Kaloko Dam settlement
Crime on Oahu surges 6 percent
Hawaii first in nation to require home solar water heaters (tax credit gone, replaced by mandate)
New company to take over Maui pineapple operations
Rejected amendment has no impact on Kauai County Charter, legal opinion says
Big Isle's pot pulse is sought
Hearing set for proposed Kona project
New beach land is public, court says
Snob Advertiser: Public must rally against illegal fireworks (another excuse to raise taxes)
Enviro Activist: Close UH for whole year to gauge its usefulness
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| Thursday, December 31, 2009 |
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December 31, 2009 News Read
By Andrew Walden @ 2:35 AM :: 9039 Views
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Chest Pains: Limbaugh Hospitalized in Serious Condition at Queen's
Karl Rove to appear at Hawaii GOP event
Lingle aide, BOE, DOE meet on furloughs, no decision made
Hawaii elections office staffer Scott Nago selected as interim chief
ML&P viability in doubt
Kaiser rates to go up 10.7 percent for groups
Arbitrator's decision may affect UH pay cut
Salary cuts anger UHH faculty
Report: Ag tax exemptions abused
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