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Wedding planners, residents debate access to isle beaches

A bill severely limiting commercial activities at city-run beach parks in Waimanalo was deferred by a City Council committee Thursday to allow parties to hash out a compromise.

 

Japan’s defense minister to meet with U.S. military in isles

Japanese Defense Minister Gen Nakatani will visit with senior U.S. defense officials in Hawaii next week to discuss the "security environment in the region, including the East and South China Sea, service-specific relationships and the current ballistic missile defense posture in the Indo-Asia-Pacific," according to U.S. Pacific Command.

 

As dengue spreads, pressure increases for health officials

A young woman, eight months pregnant, arrived at Hilo Medical Center feeling ill this month. She was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection and sent home with antibiotics, according to her father, who asked not to be identified.

 

Historic rainfall shuts road and zoo

Record rainfall rendered a portion of Kamehameha Highway impassable and prompted the closing of the Honolulu Zoo on Friday.

 

Taxi driver convicted of sexual assault

A Honolulu taxicab driver accused of sexually assaulting two female passengers in separate incidents was found guilty Friday in connection with one of the cases.

 

Ala Wai harbor developer Honey Bee files for bankruptcy

Honey Bee USA Inc., the delinquent developer of the Waikiki Landing, a controversial public-private partnership at the Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor, has foiled the state's endgame by filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief.

 

911 Report: Suspect sought in BB gun shooting

Suspect sought in BB gun shooting • Blaze chases trio of squatters from Hilo home

 

Newswatch: Flood danger could linger into weekend

Flood danger could linger into weekend • App provides tracking details for Maui buses

 

Facts of the Matter: Food gains enhancements with use of nanotechnology

Unbeknownst to us, much of the food we consume contains nanoparticles that are much smaller than most viruses and thousands of times smaller than cells. A variety of nano-size substances added to food or packaging enhance color, flavor and freshness.

 

Lee Cataluna: Isle pidgin’s chance to shine great, but it comes too late

A ripple of excitement moved through the islands when it was announced that, for the first time, the U.S. Census Bureau had collected data on how many people in Hawaii listed the language spoken in their home as “pidgin.”

 

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