Hawaii News

	Teachers Find Ways to Make Up Lost Classroom Time With three furlough fridays behind us and another 14 more left, public school teachers are finding new ways to make up lost classroom time.
	Group Seeking Community Input for Pupukea-Paumalu Property A dog park, activities center, hiking trails and community garden are among the ideas proposed for a large parcel of land on Oahu's North Shore. \| Pupukea-Paumalu Draft Management Plan (2.9MB)
	Hawaii's Most Wanted - Lancelot Memea On this edition of Hawaii's Most Wanted, we feature a man who's convicted of abuse and he's now wanted on two warrants.
	University Students at Risk for ID Theft Thousands of current and former Chaminade University students are at risk for identity theft. Their personal information was accidentally posted on the school's website. Video
	Furlough Friday Confusion At District Court Complaints of confusion and wasted time ran rampant at District Court on Friday morning. That's because Friday was the first furlough Friday for state judiciary workers and apparently not everyone got the message. Video
	Furlough Friday Mediation Falls Apart Eleventh hour filings in advance of Monday's school furlough court hearing have led to a plaintiff's motion to sanction the Attorney General and have him removed from the case.
	Auto Theft Suspect Shot By Officer Released From Hospital An auto theft suspect shot by police on Tuesday has been charged and taken into custody after being released from the hospital.
	Honolulu Symphony Files For Bankruptcy It appears this is the end of the Honolulu Symphony as we know it. Today the symphony announced it will file for bankruptcy.
	Beating Big Brother: Fight Isn't Over Kaneohe residents are calling it a victory over big brother, but they know the fight isn't over yet. Video
	Military And Muslim Communities React To Massacre Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, a devout Muslim and U.S. Army officer, is accused of gunning down fellow soldiers in the worst mass shooting at an American military base. Video