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
Read moreAll 13 public worker unions including those representing police, firefighters, state nurses, and teachers are at a statutory impasse in
Read moreTed Liu, recently appointed director of the state Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism (DBEDT), announced the members
Read moreFor more than twenty years, Kilauea has been erupting almost continuously. In the early years, the eruption alternated between dramatic
Read moreJordan Segundo Jordan Segundo, 17, made it into the semifinals of the hit FOX talent-slash-reality TV series “American Idol”
Read moreAs the closing bell rang out at the New York Stock Exchange today, traders looked up to see a
Read moreTwo Hawaii cruises one from Ensenada, Mexico to Hawaii on Feb. 2 and one back to Ensenada on Feb. 13
Read moreThere are only three of them known to exist on Earth one male and two females and they live
Read moreLisa A. Okinaga2002 Festival Queen This year’s Cherry Blossom Festival, one of the state’s longest running Japanese cultural
Read moreA small coalition of local artists who are more likely to work in pixels than paint is planning one of
Read moreLast month, with only a few weeks to go, the Aloha United Way announced that it expected to miss its
Read moreAttorneys J.P. Schmidt and Lawrence M. Reifurth were named to leadership positions within the state Department of Commerce and Consumer
Read moreThe number of days domestic travelers stayed in Hawaii set a record in 2002, an increase of 5 percent to
Read moreThe now vacant 220,000-square foot space once occupied by JCPenney at Ala Moana Center will be subdivided to house at
Read moreHonolulu Mayor Jeremy Harris wants to continue privatization efforts by offloading city management of facilities including the Honolulu Zoo, Blaisdell
Read moreThe Navy bungled its handling of the sinking of the Ehime Maru, the February 2001 accident that killed nine Japanese
Read moreHip-hop fans might not be the state’s target market for promoting Hawaii tourism, but a music video for popular artist
Read moreWith diabetes diagnoses reaching “epidemic proportions,” a clinical research study is being conducted in Honolulu to test a medication that
Read moreHoku’s, the signature restaurant at the Kahala Mandarin Oriental hotel, reclaimed top honors this year in the Hale `Aina Awards,
Read moreRevisiting many of the themes she focused on during her campaign, Gov. Linda Lingle today said she wants to get
Read moreThe state library system is efficient but underfunded compared to other library systems, state Librarian Virginia Lowell said in testimony
Read moreNurses at St. Francis Medical Center tonight ratified a three-year contract, signaling the end of a seven-week strike that hobbled
Read moreAs many as 2,000 people ranging from college students to housewives to tourists to war veterans rallied in Honolulu for
Read moreIn a series of articles published today in The Sacramento Bee, travel editor Janet Fullwood gives West Coast readers an
Read moreOn January 4, as lava flowed from the Pu`u `O`o cone 11 km (7 miles) to the south shoreline of
Read moreWhile the investigation continues into reports of a low-flying China Airlines 747 in Honolulu on the morning of Jan. 4,
Read moreEight programs coordinated by the city that provide shelter and services to the homeless have been awarded more than $4
Read moreDr. & Mrs. Frank Butterworth Hawaii Pacific University has established a new scholarship for incoming freshmen and transfer students
Read moreGov. Linda Lingle has named Ted Liu as director of the Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT) and
Read moreAlthough the United States has now expressed willingness to talk to Pyongyang about its nuclear weapons program, North Koreans may
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