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Register Now for the International Women's Leadership Conference!

Register now for the fifth annual International Women's Leadership Conference, hosted by Governor Linda Lingle on Wednesday, September 24 at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel.

Governor Highlights Kaua`i Economy

To strengthen the future of Kaua`i and the state, the Lingle-Aiona Administration is investing in infrastructure to make Hawai`i a better place to live while taking a proactive approach to transform the state's economy.

Forest City "Flips" the Energy Switch

Governor Lingle emphasized the critical need for energy independence at a ceremony to "flip the switch" and begin the operations of a new photovoltaic system at the Navy's Halsey Terrace Community Center in Honolulu.

Legislation Promotes Safety

Governor Lingle signed into law two critically important bills to protect the public from drunk drivers and reduce the risk of endangering the lives of children by preventing them from being left unattended in vehicles.

Governor Releases Funds for New School

Governor Lingle released $41,377,000 to build a new elementary school in Wailuku.

Children's Discovery Center Expands

Governor Lingle emphasized community partnerships and early childhood education at a ground blessing for the expansion of the Hawai`i Children's Discovery Center and dedication of a new display at the Filipino House exhibit.

Construction Industry Looks to Future

At the Associated Builders and Contractors' annual Founders Dinner, Governor Lingle highlighted the important role of Hawai`i's construction industry as well as the significant impact it has on the state's economy.

Legislation Supports Hawai`i's Military

As part of her unwavering support for Hawai`i's men and women in uniform and their families, Governor Lingle signed into law HB2605 HD2 SD1 (Act 141).

Historic Partnership Adds Affordable Homes

The State Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) and the Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) announced an historic partnership to provide more affordable housing for native Hawaiians, while improving the quality of life for surrounding communities.

Bills Signed to Enhance Conservation

At the North Shore Chamber of Commerce Officers Installation Dinner, Governor Lingle signed into law two bills to strengthen the State's and community's ongoing collaborative efforts to preserve lands and natural resources for future generations.