Catherine Toth Fox: This Principal Made A Community Centered On Raising Fish And Vegetables
Garret Zakahi loved fishing in Aiea streams as a boy. He used his knowledge of aquaponics to transform his Waikiki school.
Asbestos Exposure May Still Affect The Health Of Hawaii Veterans
Developing disease concerns all former service members who might have the toxic fibers in their lungs.
Why Dignity Matters When Deciding Who To Vote For
Which candidate shows a deeper level of respect, caring, compassion and love for others?
Naka Nathaniel: Hilo, Of All Places, Seems Poised For Growth
The site of Civil Beat’s next “Storytellers” event Is defying its sleepy reputation.
Denby Fawcett: Honolulu Needs More Help Evicting Illegal Businesses From Parks
The city’s parks department is trying new strategies to keep parks free of commercial activity, but it doesn’t have enough manpower or authority to make a real difference.
Danny De Gracia: How To Navigate Crazy Election News Without Being Intimidated
2024 is shaping up as one of the most intense years for emotionally agitating and confusing events. How we respond as voters is vital to our democracy.
Green Has Historic Opportunity To Build Community Safety
Hawaii needs to develop a continuum of care that diverts people from our jails.
The Sunshine Blog: The Department Of Law Says Goodbye To Those Unflattering Mugshots
Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
Beth Fukumoto: GOP Contenders Face Long Odds In Hawaii
But these candidates play an important role in the democratic process by offering voters an alternative to the dominant party.
John Pritchett: Swept Aside
The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has completed its origin and cause report on the Maui wildfires, but the public can鈥檛 see it until county officials release it.