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1. Federal Investigators Are Digging Deeper Into Honolulu Prosecutor’s Office
2. The Disturbing Nature Of The Court Ruling On Mauna Kea
3. Chad Blair: Things Are Actually Looking Up At Honolulu Airport
4. Commuting Oahu: ‘It Takes Your Time And It Gives You Back Stress’
5. Census: The Gap Between Rich And Poor In Hawaii Is Growing
6. Big Island: Puna Park Cut Off By Lava Reopens, Attracting Hundreds
7. Neal Milner: Hanukkah Wish List And Airing Of Grievances
8. Hawaii Public Schools Sued Over Unequal Treatment Of Female Athletes
9. Lawsuit Aside, The Film Business Pays Off Big-Time For Hawaii
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Census: The Gap Between Rich And Poor In Hawaii Is Growing

Home values and household income in Hawaii vary widely depending on where you live.

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Survivors Gather At Pearl Harbor For Attack Remembrance

“I was scared. I was 17. I went to go see the world. What did I get into? A war.”

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Hawaii Public Schools Sued Over Unequal Treatment Of Female Athletes

UPDATED: The ACLU lawsuit comes 10 months after the group sent a demand letter to the state Department of Education over the lack of a girls locker room at Campbell High.

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Honolulu Condos Must Comply Now With New Fire Safety Rules

The City Council had pushed for a delay in implementation, but couldn’t override a mayoral veto of the postponement.

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Commuting Oahu: ‘It Takes Your Time And It Gives You Back Stress’

Some of us live closer to our jobs than ever. But it’s taking longer to get there. And the cost in lost time, dollars and home life is heavy.

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The finding of no spiritual relation to the site simply ignored evidence to the contrary.

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My Visit With George H. W. Bush

A Hawaii Democrat fondly recalls meeting the president-elect the day before his inauguration.

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Lawsuit Aside, The Film Business Pays Off Big-Time For Hawaii

One-sided media coverage of Tim Chey’s legal challenge against the state does not tell the full story.

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If We Start Now, The Next ConCon Vote Will Go Differently

Here’s a 10-year plan for doing a Hawaii constitutional convention right.

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City Ethics Commission Is Investigating Far Fewer Cases Than 2 Years Ago Cory Lum/Civil Beat

City Ethics Commission Is Investigating Far Fewer Cases Than 2 Years Ago

Director Jan Yamane, who took over from Chuck Totto, is emphasizing training over investigation in an effort to change the culture.

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Health Beat: ERs And Urgent Care Clinics Should Be Side By Side

Hospitals and patients would save money if the two options were offered in one venue, because many people go to ERs for nonemergencies.

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KKCR, which started broadcasting from the North Shore in 1994 and manages to stay on the air 24/7 with a paid staff of five and some volunteers, is trying to build a statewide audience.

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Islandwide Homeless Restrictions Approved — But Are They Legal?

A recent federal court ruling has some cities pulling back their bans on homeless people camping in public places.

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Big Island: This Showcase Rec Center Was Another Victim Of Eruptions

Park facilities require longterm repairs after they housed Kilauea lava evacuees for more than four months.

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HART says it fixed its process so the glitch won’t reoccur, but it’s unclear if the agency missed other contracts.

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The congresswoman got a taste of what life might be like on the campaign trail in 2020 with visits to New Hampshire and Vermont. But can she win?

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Lt. Gov. Green Hires Union Lobbyist As His Chief Of Staff

Brooke Wilson was a lobbyist for the carpenters union, which spent more than $1.1 million to support Green’s candidacy.

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Hawaii Soldier Who Tried To Help Terrorists Gets 25-Year Sentence

Ikaika Kang provided classified military documents and a drone to undercover agents posing as members of Islamic State

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Hawaii Tuna Fishermen Want Higher Quotas

Stable ahi prices are expected during the holidays, but environmental groups are concerned about the longterm health of fish stocks.

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Hawaii Does Fine Raking In Federal Dollars Without Earmarks

There’s talk in Congress of resurrecting the system for bringing home the bacon. But lawmakers say it’s questionable how much that would help the state.

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Pod Squad: Meet Hawaii’s New GOP State Rep

Public school teacher Val Okimoto steadily canvassed her Mililani Mauka district to win her first-ever political race.

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Many Honolulu residents and visitors have, and Bikeshare Hawaii’s new executive director explains why.

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A hui of local architects invites the public to participate in workshops focused on making Honolulu and the state better places to live.

Pod Squad: Hawaii Democratic Leader Talks About ‘Healing The Party’

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