What Happened When HECO Went To Wall Street
Energized by statehood and a booming economy, Hawaiian Electric began to reach beyond Oahu for investors and investments.
Gabbard: $1.9M Cash On Hand
Compared with her challengers, the Hawaii congresswoman’s re-election campaign is very well funded.
Guam Deports COFA Citizen
The Chuukese man “had no apparent source of support, didn’t attend school, was convicted of felony crimes and was a public charge.”
Schatz Visiting Asian Leaders
The U.S. senator from Hawaii is leading a congressional delegation to Japan, South Korea and the Philippines.
House Passes GMO Label Bill
Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii calls it a disingenuous measure that makes it difficult for consumers to know what’s in their food.
Pokémon Go Leads To Heiau
State officials say two people searching for Pokémon wandered into a sensitive location on Kauai.
Honor Coming For Filipino Vets?
The Senate unanimously passed Mazie Hirono’s bill awarding Filipino World War II veterans who fought for the U.S. the Congressional Gold Medal,
‘Dog’ Chapman Owes State $35K
The Hawaii attorney general has filed petitions to enforce judgments against Da Kine Bail Bonds for failure to pay the state.
David Ige Vetoes Far Fewer Bills Than His Predecessors
Hawaii’s governor has vetoed 16 bills from the first two legislative sessions of his term. Former Gov. Linda Lingle has him beat – by a lot.
Former Rep. Fale Fined $1,000
The Republican pleaded no contest for failing to file a complete and accurate candidate committee report.