By Sunday morning, Honolulu may or may not have a mayor.

Civil Beat is reporting that Cayetano may have 55% of the Honolulu electoral set to send him to Honolulu Hale. It's pretty amazing that the former Governor's numbers are this good, given the institutional backing of the pro-rail camps (and his track record as governor).

Construction begins on rail control center

"This is the brains, and the trains. The maintenance facility is where we house the 80 trains. We will maintain them and it will also be our operation control center," said HART Executive Director Dan Grabauskas.

Pahoa shopping center seeks community input

...The proposed shopping center is intended to “reflect the history of Pahoa town,” but to accomplish that goal, Pahoa residents will be asked to submit recommendations.

Damien welcomes first class with female students

For the past 49 years, Damien has been an all-boys school. On Monday, some 70 girls grades 6 through 9 became a part of the student body.

Enrollment is up 24 percent at the independent school.

Olympics 2016: get ready for the gene tests

How Apple and Amazon security flaws led to my epic hacking

A journalist details how his digital life was hacked. A must-read for anyone who leads an online life (including you, web news reader).

300 volunteers still needed for election day

Here are the minimum qualifications: you need to be at least 16 years old on or before June 30, 2012, a registered voter in Hawaii (Hawaii laws allow US citizens to pre-register at age 16), you must be able to read and write English, and lift 25-30 pounds.

Volunteers earn an $85 stipend. Call (808) 453-VOTE (8683) for more info.

Cayetano hospitalized for bleeding ulcer

The candidate is expected to be discharged Wednesday from Queen's Medical Center.

Slip-and-fall verdict largest ever in Hawaii

The Hawai’i Environmental Coalition Endorses Ben Cayetano for Mayor of Honolulu