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Honolulu Mayor Carlisle outlines state of the city, Laupahoehoe teachers sue to stop charter school, attorney general launches Main Street Maui probe, tobacco tax could rise again, 5,000 want to be Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle and Managing Director Doug Chin courtesy photo   Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle highlighted his administration's achievements and outlined a vision for the city's future that hinges on the $5.27 billion rail project in his ... »

Poll: Hannemann hands-down favorite for Congress, new maps give Oahu state Senate seat to Big Island, sugary drink tax on the table today, military pulling cruisers from Pearl Harbor, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Former Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann (c) 2012 All Hawaii News If the Democratic primary for the 2nd Congressional District were held today, Hannemann would walk away with 65 percent of the vote, compared with just 20 percent for his best-known challeng... »

FBI investigating Hawaii school bus contracts, politicians on the dole, one in, one out congressional race, aquarium group seeks state regs, 49% profit jump for electric company, Kauai faces water hike, more news from all the Hawaiian Islands

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Kalopa State Park (c) 2011 All Hawaii News Gov. Neil Abercrombie said Thursday he wants to double the watershed forest area in Hawaii that's protected from invasive species and other threats -- a plan he estimated would cost $11 million a year. Associa... »

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Work on rail pillars to begin soon

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HONOLULU-  A letter of no prejudice from the Federal Transit Administration allows the City and County of Honolulu to begin construction on some of the 720 concrete pillars that will support a 20-mile elevated rail line from East Kapolei to Ala Moana.S... »

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