Hawaii anxiously watching tuna supply amid fears parts of bigeye fishery will be off-limits

Hawaii anxiously watching year-end tuna supply

Hawaii marine monument to welcome teachers, community leaders to spread word

Hawaii marine monument to welcome teachers

Retail store highlighting Hawaii products may open in China

Hawaii showroom may open in China

HONOLULU — Hawaii and China may reach an agreement by the end of the year to open a new retail warehouse showcasing island products.

Holiday displays include tree made of feathers, Rock Center, Obamas’ first National Tree event

Tree-lightings, from Rock Center to The Grove

Hawaii governor proposes plan to end controversial teacher furloughs, school-year reductions

Hawaii gov’s plan would restore classroom days

Hawaii hopes tourism authority will help pay for Waikiki Beach sand restoration project

Hawaii planning to replenish sand at Waikiki Beach

Jehovah’s Witnesses convention expected to pump $100M into Hawaii’s economy

Meeting expected to pump $100M into state economy

Hawaii’s budget woes lead to layoff of 650 state workers by year’s end

Hawaii to lay off 650 state workers by year’s end

Advanced World War II Japanese subs found off Hawaii where they were scuttled in 1946

Scuttled WWII Japanese subs found off Hawaii

Study: Hawaii foreclosure filings remain high

Hawaii foreclosure filings remain high

HONOLULU — A real estate research firm reports there were 925 foreclosure filings in Hawaii in October as distressed homeowners continued to deal with layoffs, furloughs and wage cuts.

Hawaii pension system reports nearly $945 million gain in third quarter

Hawaii pension system reports major portfolio gain

Federal judge refuses to halt Hawaii teacher furloughs, calls on both sides to settle dispute

Judge refuses to halt Hawaii teacher furloughs

Hawaii Lt. Gov. Aiona asks parties to meet with him to devise settlement on teacher furloughs

Meeting sought to settle Hawaii teacher furloughs

Aloha Air Cargo, Hawaii Farm Bureau Foundation form new partnership to help state’s farmers

Carrier, farm group form new partnership in Hawaii

Hawaii hotel occupancy rises in September after 18 months of declines, but revenue still down

Hawaii hotel occupancy rate rises after 18 months

Economist Leroy Laney predicts slow recovery for Hawaii

Economist predicts slow recovery in Hawaii

Health reform bill before Congress would allow Hawaii workers not to participate

Health reform bill allows for Hawaii to opt out

Bad economy results in smaller monthly payments for Hawaii’s poor, temporarily disabled people

Hawaii cuts payments to the temporarily disabled

Hawaii teacher furlough talks may occur this week as state tries to satisfy some parents

Hawaii teacher furlough talks may occur this week

Hawaiiana Hotel’s workers informed of closure, bankruptcy and sale

Waikiki’s Hawaiiana Hotel being phased out

Existing sales of single-family homes and condominiums increase on Oahu, while prices dip

Existing housing sales rise, prices dip on Oahu

Earmarks sponsored by and campaign contributions to Hawaii Sen. Daniel Inouye

Earmarks by and campaign contributions to Inouye

Hawaii companies that have contributed to Inouye’s campaign to receive earmarks he sponsors

Firms that donate to Inouye receive his earmarks

US Energy Department gives Honolulu $3.8 million for energy efficiency, conservation

Honolulu gets $3.8 million to become more green

Hawaii celebrates the canonization of the first saint from the islands

Hawaii celebrates canonization of first saint

Hawaii celebrates saint, return of relic with hula, chants, prayers

Hawaii celebrates new saint, return of relic

Federal housing officials taking action against Hawaii-based reverse mortgage lender

Feds taking action against reverse mortgage lender

Hawaii announces plans to study environmental effects of undersea power cable

Hawaii moves ahead with undersea power cable plans

Central Pacific says 3rd-quarter loss of $183 million due to commercial real estate downturn

Central Pacific reports $183 million loss

HONOLULU — Central Pacific Financial Corp. on Thursday blamed a third-quarter net loss of $183.1 million on deteriorating commercial real estate markets and declining property values in Hawaii and California.

Gov. Lingle to travel to China to hawk Hawaii tourism, products

Lingle to travel to China to hawk Hawaii tourism