• Legislature trying to fix hole in new campaign finance law - HA March 27, 2006
• Lawmakers itchy about bedbugs - HA March 27, 2006

• Displaced homeless plan march on City Hall - SB March 27, 2006
• Guard wants $30M jet pad - SB March 27, 2006
• South Kohala's Waimea traffic woes worsening - HTH March 26, 2006
• Machines to replace cops at Kilauea - GI March 27, 2006

• Hawaii County understaffed, Kim: Population increase means more government workers needed - HTH March 26, 2006
• Violence at work - Since 2004, 17 complaints filed in county departments - HTH March 26, 2006

• OHA may bid for Moanalua Valley - HA March 27, 2006

• When will 'wild' weather end? - HA March 27, 2006
• Falling rain brings falling rocks - HA March 27, 2006
• East side spoiled by 5 sewage spills - HA March 27, 2006
• Rain overwhelming aging sewer systems - SB March 27, 2006
• All Hawai'i dams to get inspection - HA March 27, 2006
• Safety of whales feared - HA March 27, 2006
• Protection for forest in Puna - HTH March 26, 2006
• Wailoa needs dredging, but the money isn't there - WHT March 26, 2006
• Lydgate Park shut by sewage spill - GI March 27, 2006

• Value-engineered' hospice building is almost ready - GI March 27, 2006

• Proposals multiplying for Kona campus - SB March 27, 2006
• Doors open for new UH school - HA March 27, 2006
• Isles rate No. 15 in preschool spending - SB March 27, 2006
• Farrington workload wows guest teacher Cayetano - SB March 27, 2006

• Nurses and medics speak out on Hawaii Air Ambulance about safety and medical concerns - MN March 26, 2006

• Preschool report says Hawai'i must do better - HA March 27, 2006
• Transit blueprints offer a glimpse of changes to come - SB March 27, 2006
• Where's accountability from Isle Democrats? - HA March 27, 2006
• Gas cap, state fliers to 'go!' - MN March 26, 2006
   
• Mark Bennett - State has made great strides in its responsibilities - HA March 27, 2006
   
• Letters to the Editor - SB March 27, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - HA March 27, 2006
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT March 26, 2006
• Letters for Monday - GI March 27, 2006
• Letters - Your Views - HTH March 26, 2006

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• Vague Law and Hard Lobbying Add Up to Billions for Big Oil - NYT March 27, 2006
• Congress Considers New Rules, and Businesses Worry About Finding Workers - WP March 27, 2006; Page A01
• Paradoxes of immigration hit US Senate - CSM March 27, 2006
• In an Election Year, a Shift in Public Opinion on the War - NYT March 27, 2006

• 'The Colony' by John Tayman, on Molokai Leprosy Settlement, Draws Fire - NYT March 27, 2006
• EEOC Is Busy With Discrimination, Presses Private Sector to Treat Workers Equally - WP March 27, 2006; Page A13
• Police Finding It Hard to Fill Jobs - WP March 27, 2006; Page A01

• Medical Marijuana Issue Returns to Court - AP Mar 26, 11:46 AM EST
• Justices Review States Prison Disciplinary Rules - AP Mar 27, 6:45 AM EST
• Georgia may OK Bible as textbook - CSM March 27, 2006
• Md. Sex Abuse Bill Called 'Victory' For Church - WP March 27, 2006; Page B04
• GOP Mavericks Won't Repeat Va. Tax Stand - WP March 27, 2006; Page B01
• Rival minimum wage increases face tests in Ca. Legislature - MERC Mar. 27, 2006
• Judge to Hear New Orleans Vote Challenge - AP Mar 27, 7:14 AM EST

• FEMA to Prep Gulf Coast for Hurricanes - AP Mar 27, 4:18 AM EST

• Universal preschool, universal benefits - CSM March 27, 2006

• Communities Fight 'Tear-Down Phenomenon' - AP Mar 27, 3:50 AM EST
• Gas Prices Jump Nearly 15 Cents Per Gallon - AP Mar 27, 6:48 AM EST
• Get Ready for No. 15 in a Series at the Fed - NYT March 27, 2006
• Legal Fees Rack Up for Delta, Northwest - AP Mar 27, 3:33 AM EST
• Teens try to change the world, one purchase at a time - CSM March 27, 2006
• Sprint to offer local information search on phones - Reuters Mar 27, 2006 5:13 AM ET
• New Ways to Call Over the Internet Debut - AP Mar 27, 12:23 AM EST

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• Wal-Mart takes its China lessons to India - Reuters Mar 27, 2006 4:27 AM ET

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