Former NYT Top Editor Dean Baquet Talks Journalism In Hawaii And Beyond
Dean Baquet joined Civil Beat to talk about his storied career and our collaboration on an investigation into Hawaii’s pay-to-play culture.
Join Civil Beat Journalists As They Grill Political Candidates
We have events planned in Kapolei, Haleiwa and Kakaako.
Don’t Give Up On Hawaii Elections. Your Vote Does Matter
Civil Beat hopes to spotlight candidates — newcomers or incumbents — who will work to make government accountable to the public.
New Contest! Win $500 And A Gig As A Regular Civil Beat Political Cartoonist
Enter our contest where you can win fabulous prizes and possibly a regular stint as a political cartoonist.
Civil Beat Named Pulitzer Finalist For Maui Fire Coverage
Our news outlet has been reporting on the Maui fires and their impact on the entire state since Day 1.
Civil Beat Will Be In Haleiwa On Friday
Our next pop-up newsroom will be in the North Shore community.
Civil Beat Wins National Award For Maui Fire Coverage
The National Headliner contest is one of the oldest and most prestigious journalism competitions.
UH Journalism Students Are Back On The Legislative Beat
University of Hawaii students are getting on the job training by reporting on the Legislature.
The Civil Beat Law Center Is Now The Public First Law Center
The public interest law firm has changed its name and revamped its website.