The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates

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The Honolulu Advertiser - Breaking News / PM Updates Breaking News / PM Updates articles for Thursday, April 15, 2010

Breaking News
•	Royal Kona Resort workers authorize strike
•	Honolulu police officer injured trying to subdue man at Queen's
•	Hawaii parents continue push to end school furloughs, praise sit-in
•	Cool, dry breezes also contributing to leeward wildfire potential in Islands
•	Pedestrian in critical condition after being struck by vehicle in Salt Lake
•	Soldier from Ewa Beach killed in motorcycle crash
•	Hawaii tax filers seek IRS help; 27 collection boxes open until midnight
•	Man arrested for hitting police officer, damaging patrol car
•	Mauna Kea gets new telescope today
•	Big Island police arrest man, woman on drug charges
•	Maui pool closing for pump repairs
•	Public input sought for Wailuku Town redevelopment
•	Arbitrator's ruling to reinstate fired Maui police officers upheld
•	Feds award money to help Molokai forest watershed
•	4 Bank of Hawaii employees fired in American Samoa
•	Commercial shipyard in Kapolei gets $1 million for upgrades
•	Mudslide closes trail to Kalaupapa
•	Average price of gas in Hawaii is $3.53, AAA report says
•	Brushfire scorches old sugar cane land in Kekaha
•	Firefighters contain Kunia wiildfire
•	Navy's Blue Angels coming for Hawaii show
•	Big Island woman killed in fiery crash
•	Man critically injured in fall from truck bed in Kahuku
•	Kalihi man indicted on sexual assault of girl, 11
•	Foster Village man, 19, indicted in sexual assault of minor
•	Rainbow Warriors sign 6-7 junior college guard/forward
•	Hawaii's Carissa Moore captures pro surf meet in New Zealand
•	Hawaii teams go 3-1 at PacWest Tennis Championships
•	NFL draft: Advertiser's mock draft 2.0; Broncos target WR
•	NBA: Previews of the 8 first-round playoff series
•	Olympics: Report: Vancouver's bill for games more than $500M
•	Ben Roethlisberger accuser says she told him 'no'
•	NBA: Cavs, Magic, Lakers seem best, but threats abound
•	CFB: NCAA bans wedge blocks, eye black with messages
•	NBA: Lakers' Jackson fined for criticizing officials
•	NBA: Trail Blazers' Roy to have knee surgery, will miss playoffs
•	Golf: Kerr takes top seed in Mojo 6 quarterfinals
•	MLB: Video shows Dodgers fan being pushed from stadium
•	MLB: Now honoring No. 42: Jackie Robinson Day under way
•	MLB: Astros finally win after 0-8 start, beat Cardinals
•	NFL: Jets QB Sanchez could return before training camp
•	NFL: Jets RB Washington signs tender, hopeful for camp
•	UFL announces Omaha expansion team
•	NBA: Grizzlies owner gives coach Hollins 3-year deal
•	Tennis: Nadal leads 5 Spaniards into Monte Carlo quarters
•	NBA: Pistons' Dumars says Kuester to return as coach
•	NBA: 76ers fire coach Jordan after 1 season
•	MLB: Giants’ catcher Whiteside holding off Posey's ascent
•	NFL: Dolphins expect Brandon Marshall to boost receiving corps
•	CBKB: USC signs 7-footer DeWayne Dedmon
•	NFL: Parcells brushes off barbs made by Cowboys’ Jones
•	Soccer: Fan of Serbian soccer club shot during brawl
•	NFL draft: Dallas Morning News: Sizing up the cornerbacks
•	NFL draft: Chicago Tribune: Rating the guards
•	NFL draft: Dallas Morning News: Sizing up the quarterbacks
•	NFL draft: Dallas Morning News: Previewing the defensive line
•	NFL draft: Dallas Morning News: Tight ends: McCoy weighs in as prospect
•	NFL draft: Dallas Morning News: Sizing up the safeties
•	NFL draft: Chicago Tribune: Rating the quarterbacks
•	NFL draft: Chicago Tribune: Rating the wide receivers
•	NFL draft: Chicago Tribune: Running backs make for a poor draft crop in 2010
•	Hunt Development Group donates $2,500 to boys & girls club
•	Aiea company closer to building biofuel plant
•	Honolulu business incubator gets $3 million grant
•	Hawaiçi among leaders in solar power installations
•	Ohana Summer Arts launches new program for young performers
•	Mission Houses Museum celebrates 190th anniversary of Thaddeus arrival
•	Guerrero leads Na Hoku nominations with seven

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