Thursday, April 24, 2014
Former Schofield Barracks soldier Naeem Williams was found guilty on Thursday of capital murder for the death of his 5-year-old daughter in the first death penalty case in state history.
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A Marine who admitted killing a prostitute in his Waikiki hotel room May 16 was found guilty Thursday of murder and faces life in prison without the possibility of parole. Story »
Local developer Peter Savio plans to expand his Pagoda hotel brand to Maui with the purchase of the Maui Beach Hotel, an adjacent golf course and a vacant lot where the circa-1953 Maui Palms Hotel once stood.
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There's a 44-year age difference between the youngest (Lori Monden, 20) and oldest (Cynthia Verano, 64) of 15 designers to be featured during Honolulu Community College's annual senior fashion show, confirmation that a love of fashion transcends age and the ages. Story »
Bob Dylan rolls on at Blaisdell
U.S. seeks multibillion-dollar settlement with Bank of America
The Justice Department, building on a multibillion-dollar mortgage settlement with JPMorgan Chase last year, is aiming for a deal with Bank of America.
Measles cases reach highest level in nearly 20 years
Health officials are worried about recent U.S. measles outbreaks that so far have caused more illnesses than at the same point of any year since 1996.
Strong winds bringing April showers Thursday night
Breezy tradewinds may blow some April showers over leeward areas of the islands, including Honolulu Thursday night and Friday, National Weather Service forecasters said.
Pineda banned 10 games for pine tar, won't appeal
New York Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda was suspended for 10 games Thursday after being caught using pine tar. He said he won't appeal the penalty that will cost him two starts.
Hannemann running for governor as independent
Former Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann, hoping voters have grown weary of both Democrats and Republicans, will run for governor as an independent.
Ex-church official is accused of sex abuse 3 decades ago
On the eve of a critical deadline, a woman Wednesday sued the Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu and its former vicar general, Marc Alexander, accusing him of sexually abusing her 30 years ago when she was a minor and he was working at St. John Vianney in Kailua.
Additional docs soon needed for driver's license
Question: I recently renewed my license for two years and wasn't required to present any documents as I already did that in 2012 when the law required them... Would you be able to clarify the need to present documents again?
Slide Show: Scenes from the Merrie Monarch Craft Fair
When the Polynesian Voyaging Society's two double-hulled canoes embark on their unprecedented worldwide sail next month, they aim to spread a message to protect what the group has dubbed "Island Earth." Story »
- Island Images: April 2014, Part 2
- Page One Gallery: April 2014
- Oahu Jewish Ohana's Seder service, April 15
- Taize prayer service, April 18
- Peter's Prom 2014
- Central Union Church Easter Egg Hunt, April 20
- LPGA Lotte Championships, Day 4
- Softball: UH vs. Cal Poly, April 19
- Baseball: St. Louis vs. 'Iolani, April 19
- Golf: ILH Championships, April 18
- LPGA Lotte Championship, Day 3
- LPGA Lotte Championship, Day 2
- Unveiling of rail segments, April 17
- LPGA Lotte Championship, Day 1
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‘Soul Sessions’ featuring Ashley Lilinoe
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Early Intervention Is Key For Autism What do you want for your children? Happiness? Success? Love? Of course we want the best for our kids. If you’re a parent of a child who has autism, you want all of that and something more: independence. Read More »
Marking 50 Years Of Water Safety As part of its mission to save lives, American Red Cross offers its 50th annual Free Summer Swim program for children and adults every Saturday in June from 9 to 10 a.m. Read More »
