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Our business model is changing. But our mission to help make Hawaii better is stronger than ever.

We’re hoping the change will encourage new voices to join the discussion on issues facing Hawaii.

Civil Beat’s special report took first place in two categories of a contest open to news organizations in 14 Western states.

With this year’s legislative session set to end May 5, Senate and House lawmakers raced to triage bills they still hope to pass.

Our popular Civil Beat columnist has decided to run for the Legislature.

Low voter turnout and campaign finance reform were among the issues tackled Thursday at the state Capitol.

Last week’s Oscar win for a movie about shoe-leather reporting shows that investigative journalism has an important role to play in local news.

We work hard to be an independent, nonpartisan news operation. Even presidential candidates need to understand that.

This past year involved some extraordinary efforts by Civil Beat journalists to expose and explain some of the most important issues we face in Hawaii.

We are pleased to announce the winners and finalists in Civil Beat’s Emerging Writers Contest.