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Honolulu City Council considers ban on texting while driving

R U 4 Real? The City Council will discuss legislation today that would make it illegal to text message or play video games while driving. If passed, it would be the first law in the state to ban some use of mobile phones while driving. More »

Every 'Bows starter, plus reserve named all-WAC

Every Hawai'i starter and reserve Stephanie Ferrell earned recognition when the all-Western Athletic Conference teams were announced last night at the WAC Tournament banquet. More »

Shanghai Tang to donate 10% of sales proceeds

Shanghai Tang, at Ala Moana Center, is hosting a special event Nov. 30 to support Gregory House Programs and its work in the community and as a way to acknowledge World AIDS Day. More »

FOODBANK NEEDS REFLECT ECONOMY

The Hawaii Foodbank launched its new

The Hawaii Foodbank launched its new "Fill A Bowl, Feed Hawai'i's Hungry" campaign with monetary donations from local businesses. Mary Sellers, Bank of Hawaii, left, Kaleo Keolanui, The Hawai'i Hotel & Visitor Industry Security Association, second from left, and Bryan Klum, Hilton Grand Vacations Co., right, all presented checks to the Hawaii Foodbank, represented by Linda Chu Takayama, second from right. More »

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