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Hawaii got 10.6% fewer tourists in 2008

Last year marked Hawaii's largest decline ever – 10.6 percent – in tourist arrivals, with just 6.7 million visitors coming to the Islands. More »

Honolulu City Council votes to ban texting while driving

Honolulu City Council members on Wednesday approved a bill banning the use of electronic devices to play games or send text messages while driving. More »

Governor slashes another 2% from Hawaii's state spending

The Lingle administration announced on Thursday that it would use an additional 2 percent spending cut to Hawaii departments to help close a $75.6 million budget gap for the fiscal year that ends in June. More »

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Hawaii Hacks

Finding shortcuts, efficiencies is what this blog is about. More »

Catherine E. Toth

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The Daily Dish

Cat writes about everything from relationships to reality TV. More »

Caryn Kunz

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'Lost' in Hawai'i

Like other Losties throughout the world, Caryn is always waiting for the next episode. More »

Dayton Morinaga

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UFC 94 from Las Vegas

Dayton will be in Las Vegas for UFC 94, & will provide blog updates before, during & after the event. More »

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BJ Penn is surrounded by media after an open workout today in the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, site of Saturday's showdown with Georges St-Pierre.

BJ Penn is surrounded by media after an open workout today in the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, site of Saturday's showdown with Georges St-Pierre. More »

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Council urges Obama to reconsider Medal of Honor for Peralta

The City Council is urging President Obama to overrule the Pentagon and award Marine Sgt. Rafael Peralta the Medal of Honor for his actions in Iraq.

The Honolulu City Council today approved a resolution asking President Obama to reconsider a Pentagon decision not to award a Hawaii Marine the Medal of Honor for his actions in Iraq in 2004. (4:22 p.m.) More »

Blagojevich ousted, banned from holding office

Illinois Lt. Gov. Patrick Quinn, right, is sworn in as governor by Illinois Supreme Court Justice Anne M. Burke, left, as Quinn's son looks on after Gov. Rod Blagojevich was removed from office Thursday, Jan. 29, 2009, in Springfield, Ill. Blagojevich was unanimously convicted at his impeachment trial and thrown out of office Thursday.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois lawmakers not only threw out Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich today, they barred him from ever holding public office in the state again. (2:38 p.m.) More »

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Te'o-stake winner to get it all

We're used to thinking of Punahou School's Manti Te'o as an impact player... More »

Penn vs. St-Pierre
BJ Penn

On Saturday, BJ Penn, above, will face Georges St-Pierre in the UFC 94 in Las Vegas. More »

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Gotti lawyer on murder case

A 25-year-old Big Island murder suspect in the 2004 Pali Golf Course shootings who was represented by a court-appointed lawyer a year ago has mysteriously retained a prominent New York criminal defense attorney as his trial is set to begin on Friday. More »

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BJ Penn has become an international phenomenon, but remains a local boy at heart.

The mighty Penn

The music will be blaring, laser lights will be flashing, and the sold-out crowd at the MGM Grand Garden Arena will be chanting and cheering just before the main event of Saturday's UFC 94 mixed martial arts event at Las Vegas. More »

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Lingle, others seek changes in Act 221 Video

The state's controversial high-technology tax credits are the subject of at least a half dozen bills submitted to the legislature, including two from Gov. Lingle's office that seek to limit the program. More »

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In balance

Kiyoko Higashi of Kaimuki was walking in her neighborhood recently when she tripped — but she didn't fall. This might not be remarkable except for her age: 94. More »

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There will be lots of hungry lions and dragons to feed money to for good luck in Chinatown on Saturday during the all-day Chinatown Festival block party. Look for arts and crafts and martial arts displays, too.

Celebrating Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year is, for us Honoluluans, one of those events that have come to be as much a part of our celebratory fabric as any other annual festivity. More »

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Invasive pest problem calls for creative ideas

Budgetary crisis or not, it won't do to take a hiatus from the battle against invasive species — those plants, insects and other pests that overtake native plants and threaten cash crops. More »

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Hawaii State Library Children's Librarian Donna Tokumaru leads a story time, like the ones keiki can attend at Family Literacy Day on January 31, at the Waianae Public Library.

Reading Is Fun at Family Literacy Day

Families with children in kindergarten through sixth grade are invited to share the joy of reading with their keiki at Family Literacy Day, on Saturday, January 31, 2009, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., at the Waianae Public Library. More »

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