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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell faces off with his challengers, Peter Carlisle and Charles Djou.

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Some races have so many candidates that it’s difficult for the media to accommodate them all and still provide meaningful information.

Join us Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Bishop Square to get a head start on this election season.

But many of those who want your vote this year are still giving us the silent treatment as the Aug. 13 primary approaches.

A recent change in the social media network’s News Feed means people will see less content shared by news pages — but there’s a way around it.

Civil Beat’s in-depth look at one of the state’s most important companies puts the proposed sale of HECO in a fascinating context.

Now that Civil Beat is a nonprofit we’re beefing up our membership and donor-outreach staff.

The Society of Professional Journalists also honored us with the top award of the contest, public service journalism, and in many other categories.

With campaign season well under way for the Aug. 13 primary, we’re publishing the views of candidates for offices throughout Hawaii.