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We think a new president in the White House along with a GOP-controlled Congress requires a strong journalistic presence in Washington, D.C.

It’s not as if editors are standing by, waiting to police the comment string that follows news articles. We all should do our part to make this work.

Civil Beat’s opinion editor bids a fond farewell as he returns to academia and the mainland. But he’ll take much from these islands with him.

On Facebook, Twitter and our website, we’ll offer a variety of perspectives on local and national races starting at noon.

Reporting on Chinatown and behavioral health issues recognized by a community organization and the Hawaii Psychological Association.

Civil Beat and PRX explore race and power in the islands in the first season of our new show.

Meet Waipahu native Caleb Hartsfield, a recent UH graduate who debuts today as our cartoonist.

Our kupuna have a lot to offer Civil Beat’s readers not to mention our reporters.

The series set in the Waianae Boat Harbor camp has been honored by the Online News Association.

We’re helping local journalists develop important high-level skills in our new intensive internship program.