The Star-Advertiser started another week with a hit on what it calls “the troubled law,” referring to Act 48, the foreclosure reform measure passed by the legislature last year. Today’s story focuses on mediation programs that could alleviate the backl... »
With 756 state-owned bridges in Hawai‘i, the Senate Committee on Transportation and International Affairs is taking a closer look at the condition and integrity of the structures. Hawaii Reporter.Hawaii is the only state in the country that doesn't hav... »
Gov. Abercrombie at aloha shirt stamp unveiling (courtesy photo (c) Ricky Li) New aloha shirt postcard stamps depicting Hawaii's beauty and spirit were unveiled Thursday at the main post office at Honolulu Airport. Star-Advertiser.Hawaii public school ... »
Want the scoop on hot races around the country? Get the digest emailed to you each weekday morning. Sign up here. Leading Off: • TX-Sen: Republican Sen. Jim DeMint continues to pick up the pace in the new year. His Senate Conservatives Fund just rolled... »
Hawaii Capitol (c) 2012 All Hawaii News The state Legislature plans a low-key opening day today while lawmakers look ahead to serious issues facing them during the 2012 session, such as economic recovery plans, job growth and funding for medical servic... »
Honolulu Councilwoman and congressional candidate Tulsi Gabbard with Gov. Neil Abercrombie, courtesy photo In recent years, Honolulu Councilwoman and congressional candidate Tulsi Gabbard has undergone what she describes as a "gradual metamorphosis" on... »
Cruising in Hawaii (c) 2012 All Hawaii News More people are setting sail for Hawaii. More than 104,000 travelers arrived in the islands on cruise ships -- mostly from the West Coast -- in the first 11 months of last year, according to the most recent d... »
Campaign spending reports are out for TWO top candidates running for Honolulu Mayor, Mayor Peter Carlisle and former City Manager Kirk Caldwell. »
