Archives for 01/27/2010:
Breaking
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Aiona proposes state sports commission to attract events-
Two juveniles beat 69-year-old woman in Waianae-
Invasive little ant with big bite takes up residence in West Hawaii-
Surf to peak at about 35 feet on northern shores-
Labrador retrievers, German shepherds are Honolulu's most popular purebreds-
Kihei woman, 42, dies after being struck on Maui highway-
Hawaii to host 2011 women's volleyball regional-
Mayor says rail EIS is almost ready-
University of Hawaii faculty ratify six-year contractNews
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Allies doubt Taliban leader would accept olive branch-
Climate-change battles head to courtrooms-
UH faculty ratifies deal-
Accused killer's note says he feared 'DH'-
Time of death is disputed-
Healing power-
Adult store in Keaau draws landowner's ire-
National GOP aids island hopefuls-
Okinawa base still a go, admiral says-
Hannemann contends Lingle opposes rail-
EPA official commends Hawaii-
Queen's cancer program saluted-
UH plant study wins $840,000 grant-
Newswatch-
Police and Fire-
Island ImagesSports
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Moanalua fights to stay in OIA chase-
UH starts new homestand-
Clicking at Campbell-
Prep briefs-
Athletes of the Week-
Tie gives 'Iolani berth in states-
Hawaii athletic department wants to raise ticket ceiling-
Hamada service Sunday at 'Iolani-
Women's volleyball regional here in '11-
Hawaii Beat-
Local aces-
Scoreboard-
TV & RadioBusiness
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State tourism on the mend-
Recall of Toyotas will affect Hawaii sales-
Judge tentatively OKs HMC plans-
Business BriefsEditorial
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Don't further centralize Hawaii schools-
Lingle's political math mostly about subtraction-
Brief asides-
Letters to the EditorTravel
Columns
Electric Kitchen
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Kung hee fat choy!Kokua Line
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Smokers, dog owners violating health codeWeekly Eater
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With deals, $5 can still buy ono lunch