Entries for October 2016

...between 2005 and 2012, the illegal operation, established by Allen Yamada and led by Felix Tom, placed gross wagers totaling over approximately $670 million through internet websites....

The TMT International Observatory Board of Governors met last week to discuss the progress of TMT in Hawaii and to consider potential alternate sites....

Is Hawaii Too Big to Fail?

Candidate Answers to the HFF Questionnaire ....

...The first public hearing on the proposal will be Nov. 7 at noon at the Pier 11 terminal at Honolulu Harbor....

In 2016, Hawaii ranked 40th among the states with an OPEB funding ratio of 29.2 percent....

...holdovers from the legacy economy -- the owners of city-issued taxi medallions and permits -- did not have their property taken when the city allowed ridesharing services to operate....

Back in June, it looked like the hike would be 16 percent....

In Hawaii, this can be seen most starkly with the advent of the "shared" economy....

Expenditures on gasoline and other energy goods declined 27.4 percent in Hawaii....

...submitting false applications for federal clean energy grants to which they were not entitled....

...IUCN, Other Conventions Contributed to Strong Showing in September....

...job search, job referrals, vocational training, and work-based learning opportunities to individuals with disabilities....

Mr. Francis states he never consented to appear in any paid Caldwell political ad - an action that would be a clear breach of basic journalistic ethics....

...Washington could find itself strategically outflanked....

... at a cost of $287,500 per unit ....

Glen Nohara gave $12K to Caldwell and a total of $102K mostly to the usual list of Democrat incumbent candidates...

The finalists will be participating in a final round of interviews on the Mānoa campus, November 14 and 15 and November 21 and 22, respectively....

OHA is losing $20M a year on revenue of $31.4M... How much longer will they stay in 'business'? ....

...premiums have continued to grow by 5 percent per year or more in Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Kentucky, Maryland, New Hampshire, New York, and Utah....