Unions at impasse with state
All 13 public worker unions — including those representing police, firefighters, state nurses, and teachers — are at a statutory impasse in labor negotiations with
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MonthJanuary 2003
DBEDT head introduces team, wireless company
Ted Liu, recently appointed director of the state Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism (DBEDT), announced the members of his new
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A Break From the Routine on Kilauea
For more than twenty years, Kilauea has been erupting almost continuously. In the early years, the eruption alternated between dramatic fountains and periods
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Isle singer advances in 'American Idol'
Jordan Segundo Jordan Segundo, 17, made it into the semifinals of the hit FOX talent-slash-reality TV series “American Idol” after gruelling tryouts
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Na Kanaka
Recent appointments and achievements of Hawaii’s people, including Rae Loui, Kim T. Gould, Carol Fox, Kenneth Tokars, Rae Gee and Geraldine “GG” Green.
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Wall Street gets taste of Aloha
As the closing bell rang out at the New York Stock Exchange today, traders looked up to see a sea of aloha
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Cruise ship cancels Hawaii run
Two Hawaii cruises — one from Ensenada, Mexico to Hawaii on Feb. 2 and one back to Ensenada on Feb. 13 — were canceled today
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Biologists hope to save rarest of Hawaiian birds
There are only three of them known to exist on Earth — one male and two females — and they live in some of
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Cherry Blossom Festival underway
Lisa A. Okinaga2002 Festival Queen This year’s Cherry Blossom Festival, one of the state’s longest running Japanese cultural celebrations, formally opened
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Digital art exhibition planned
A small coalition of local artists who are more likely to work in pixels than paint is planning one of the state’s first
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