• Vote redistricting delayed over House dissidents' allegations - KHON Feb 29, 2012
• Bell Schedules Resonate With Hawaii Lawmakers - HCB Mar 1, 2012
• Hawaii Grad Students Fight for Collective Bargaining Rights - HCB Mar 1, 2012
• Disrespectful conduct under fire at Legislature - GI Mar 1, 2012

• Drivers rush to renew licenses before requirements change - HNN Feb 29, 2012
• State roundup for Mar 1 - HTH Mar 1, 2012
• Inside Honolulu — Government, Politics and Issues — Feb. 27-Mar. 4 - HCB
• Capitol Watch — Hawaii Politics and Government — Feb. 27-Mar.4 - HCB

• Council Chair Ernie Martin says Carlisle administration has 'credibility problem' - KHON Feb 29, 2012
• Hawaii County mulls courier duties to drive down costs - WHT Mar 1, 2012
• Transportation problems aired at meeting - HTH Mar 1, 2012
• Police chief's wife testifies to council - GI Mar 1, 2012

• Americans Elect Qualifies for Hawaii Ballot - HCB Mar 1, 2012

• New Twist Emerges In OHA Ceded Lands Settlement - KITV Mar 1, 2012

• State Supports Hoopili, But Top Official Will Testify For Opponents - HCB Mar 1, 2012
• U.S. Energy Secretary Touts Lasers for Hawaii Geothermal Development - HCB Feb 29, 2012
• Atolls to see tsunami debris soon - NOAA - MN Feb 29, 2012
• A vog apprisal - Ka'u residents share ill effects of pollutant with gov't task force - WHT Mar 1, 2012
• Tsunami debris research expedition sailing in May - GI Mar 1, 2012
• Parks report: Money pours from Haleakala - MN Mar 1, 2012
• Kaua‘i Island Utility Cooperative Candidate by petition: Pat Gegen - GI Mar 1, 2012

• Most Laupahoehoe teachers may leave - HTH Mar 1, 2012
• Hawaii Education Blog — Accountability and Achievement — Feb. 27-Mar. 4 - HCB

• Nasty norovirus popping up around Maui - MN Mar 1, 2012

• Apartment owners concerned over Iolani School property transition - HNN Mar 1, 2012

• TVR bill strikes a good balance - MN Feb 29, 2012
   
• Commentary - Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence Are Serious Issues for Hawaii - HCB Mar 1, 2012
   
• Letters to the Editor - MN
• Letters - Your Voice - WHT
• Letters - Your Views - HTH
• Letters for Thursday - GI Mar 1, 2012

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• Birth control exemption bill, the 'Blunt amendment,' killed in Senate - WP Mar 1, 2012
• Birth control measure voted down in Senate. Now the battle really starts. - WP Mar 1, 2012
• Panel told of 'troubling' VA underfunding - WP Feb 29, 2012
• Tweets from the Capitol dome - WP

• Court split on local government tax case - USA Feb 29, 2012
• President Offers Theme of Nation Seeing a Comeback - NYT Feb 29, 2012

• Online gambling 101: What the new gambling expansion means for states - CSM Mar 1, 2012
• Maryland to sign gay marriage legislation Thursday - USA Mar 1, 2012
• Va. House introduces third state budget - WP Mar 1, 2012
• Arizona: Day Labor Rule Blocked - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• Guns-on-campus plan would cost Arizona schools millions - USA Mar 1, 2012
• Arizona sheriff probes Obama's birth certificate - USA Mar 1, 2012
• CA Capitol agenda includes welfare and self-driving cars - SACB Mar 1, 2012
• CA Assembly Democrats reject Gov. Jerry Brown's welfare cuts - SACB Feb 29, 2012

• Rick Santorum faced with strategy shift that will test his shoestring campaign - WP Feb 29, 2012

• Obama calls for end of oil and gas subsidies - USA Mar 1, 2012
• Tensions Raise Specter of Gas at $5 a Gallon - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• To Avoid Last-Minute Suit, Shell Asks U.S. Court to Rule - NYT Feb 29, 2012

• Tobacco health labels unconstitutional: judge - Reuters Mar 1, 2012 8:30am EST
• 63 percent of voters back Obama birth control policy: poll - Reuters Mar 1, 2012 11:10am EST

• Schools Try to Match the Jobless With 3.4 Million Jobs - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• What Florida is doing to its public schools - WP Mar 1, 2012
• Coming Home From War to Hit the Books - NYT Feb 29, 2012

• What you should know about Twitter's data sales - Reuters Mar 1, 2012 12:56pm EST
• For Impatient Web Users, an Eye Blink Is Just Too Long to Wait - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• Smartphones Have Led, and Desktops Will Follow - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• Smaller iPads could be in production this year, a report says - WP Mar 1, 2012

• Unemployment claims drop, but new data paints a muddied economic picture - WP Mar 1, 2012
• Factory growth cools, spending stagnant - Reuters Mar 1, 2012 12:46pm EST
• Buyout firms struggle to repair image under Romney spotlight - Reuters Mar 1, 2012 10:09am EST
• Reports show improving economy, manufacturing growth slows - USA Mar 1, 2012
• Good news in GDP - CSM Mar 1, 2012

• A Civil Right to Unionize - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• The Two Cadillacs Fallacy - WP Feb 29, 2012
• Romney's shaky inevitability - WP Mar 1, 2012
• Born to Not Get Bullied - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• Virginia's Gift to Gunrunners - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• Voter Suppression, South Carolina Style - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• Reforming the Postal Service - NYT Feb 29, 2012
• A federal judge's e-mail spreads racist venom about Obama. - WP Mar 1, 2012

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• Syphilis tests could save a million babies: experts - Reuters Mar 1, 2012 1:18pm EST

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