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8 telescope protesters arrested on Maui

Aliamanu man charged with murder in death of wife

Evidence of infidelities spreads online in wake of hack

Law targets Kapalama Canal camps

Planned food village to evoke ‘old Kyoto’

Lawmaker secures fans for Ewa schools

UH middle fractures hand bone, out six weeks

Breaking News

Honolulu police officer Alan Ahn, left, and Tiffany Masunaga are scheduled to appear at a preliminary hearing Sept. 15 in District Court. (Courtesy HPD)

Hearing scheduled for cop, girlfriend in drug case

By Star-Advertiser staff

Gabbard says she is willing to run for vice president

Police arrest driver in fatal H-1 crash Updated 10:31 AM

Ex-Subway pitchman paid kids for sex on N.Y. trips, prosecutor says Updated 10:11 AM

Investigators to recommend Jenner face manslaughter

UH looks for new assistant coach for men's basketball

Mother accused of killing 3 young sons held on $1M bond

Man who can't use his arms has gun possession charge dropped

Video

City conducts homeless sweeps near Kapalama Canal

City officials conducted a sweep of the homeless area from Kapalama Canal to Aala Park on Tuesday. More Videos »

Hawaii News

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Navy Senior Chief Raina “Ren” Hockenberry was shot five times when an Afghan soldier fired on her entourage that was visiting a military academy near Kabul.

Sailor shot overseas is keen to redeploy

By William Cole

Planned food village to evoke ‘old Kyoto’

Law targets Kapalama Canal camps

Telescope opposed anew

Lawmaker secures fans for Ewa schools

BOE wants time limits in inquiries of alleged misconduct

Officials clear up rules on turtles that led to standoff at memorial

Threat made on Twitter leads to student’s arrest

Sports

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Offensive lineman Dejon Allen came out of Manuel Dominguez High School in Compton, Calif. He chose to focus on football to get away from gangs in his neighborhood.

Makin’ it outta Compton

By Stephen Tsai

UH middle fractures hand bone, out six weeks

Ferd's Words: UH needs a solution to its growing travel cost dilemma

Wahine add vertical dimension to roster

Injured Warriors expected to play in opener

Oahu Country Club hosts Hawaii’s oldest test for amateurs

Chip Shots: Hawaii talent earns scholarships

Hawaii Beat: U.S. boys volleyball team into quarterfinal

Hawaii Warrior World

Fonua finds a way

Burns out 6-8 weeks, could red-shirt

Wednesday checkin: latest on Burns (Updated)

Times they are a-changin’

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Campbell’s Ramos back in football mode

Punahou set to defend

Yearly OIA test awaits ‘Iolani

Paola is new associate AD at Kamehameha

More Hawaii Prep World »

Photo Galleries

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The homeless were back at Kapalama Canal on Wednesday, a day after clearing out as a city crew removed makeshift structures.

Law targets Kapalama Canal camps

By Dan Nakaso and Gordon Y.K. Pang

Special crew clears homeless camps as it enforces 2 city bans

Shelter space lacking for Kakaako homeless families

Agencies, church groups and individuals care for Kakaako camp residents

Timeline, contract set for Sand Island housing

State hires private firm for security at building in Kakaako

Task force addresses Kakaako campsite

Oahu residents support sit-lie ban, less keen of sweeps

Homeless shelters earn wide support

Business

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Hilo Medical Center, shown, Ka‘u Hospital and Hale Ho‘ola Hamakua are in early talks to be acquired by the parent company of Castle Medical Center.

Big Isle hospitals in acquisition talks

By Kristen Consillio

Prices rise for Hawaii coffee, but production decreases

Business Briefs: Consumer Advocate seeks subpoenas for utility CEOs

TheBuzz: Hawaiian Airlines safety video stars employees, families

Maui home sells for record $41.8M

Rooftop solar approvals increased 47% in July

Hawaii to get $800K in Amgen drug settlement

Business Briefs: Honolulu impresario buys Kamuela Inn

Major renovations begin at Hilo Naniloa Hotel

TGIF

COURTESY KEITH KETCHUM

At this year’s Made in Hawaii Festival, patrons will have access to 450 booths of vendors including KaiKini Bikinis, the Polynesian Voyaging Society and more. KaiKini owner/designer Taryn Rodighiero is pictured, center.

Fifty new vendors join the hundreds at the Made in Hawaii Festival

By Lynn Cook

Comedian Paul Ogata returns to Honolulu with his provocative shtick

The Knumbskulls set EP-release gig

A Cup of Tea in Kailua transforming into ice cream parlor

Kapono and friends return to the Shell for a spectacular concert

Bring a large appetite and friends for Tsukiji’s generous portions

To Do: Martin Lawrence, Keith Urban

Pulse Top 5: Spartan Race, Sunburn Classic

Features / TODAY

COURTESY TANNER JEWELRY

Jewelry fashioned using photographs in place of gemstones by Morgan Lane-Tanner will be showcased at the Made in Hawaii Festival. Shown are her Haleakala earrings ($60 to $75) and necklace ($65 to $80) and Tiny Bubbles necklace ($80 to $100).

What's in Store: Lane Tanner among festival vendors

By Nadine Kam

Upbringing helps local artist derive unique style sense

On the Scene: A party for Nancy Kwan

Bite Size: Kapiolani cafe beefs up menu

Morsels: Class will help cooks cut ingredients

On Tap in Hawaii: Berliner weisse beers are delightfully tart

The Electric Kitchen: Firehouse foodies showcase a few of their favorite dishes

Editorial

Our View: State right to stop workers’ IT abuse

It’s a sad state of state affairs when “what else is new” was a common reaction to the revelation that Hawaii’s government workers are using considerable Internet bandwidth — and work hours on work computers — to videostream entertainment services such as Netflix and Hulu.

Off the News: The ultimate in not-affordable housing

Letters to the Editor: NextEra has offered a lot of information

Our View: Oversight of telecom firm fails

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Blogs

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Travel

COURTESY MAUI STARGAZING

Jackson Brown, 5, peers through the telescope as his 8-year-old sister, Alexandra (facing the camera), waits for her turn. They were in a group from Atlanta that enjoyed a recent Maui Stargazing tour.