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Tom Yamachika: Some Revenue Bills Already On Gov’s Desk Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Tom Yamachika: Some Revenue Bills Already On Gov’s Desk

It allows the Hawaii Legislature time to override potential vetoes.

Get Big Money Out Of Politics Before It Kills Us Anthony Quintano/Civil Beat

Get Big Money Out Of Politics Before It Kills Us

The Hawaii Senate has passed an urgently needed resolution calling for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

Heed The Poets When Thinking Of Hawaii’s Most Needy Caroline Cech

Heed The Poets When Thinking Of Hawaii’s Most Needy

Lawmakers would do well to consider their views during the debate about raising the minimum wage.

Hapas: The Overlooked Minority Racial Group Flickr: Vivian Chen [陳培雯]

Hapas: The Overlooked Minority Racial Group

Mixed-race identity has always been in question, and the situation isn’t getting any better.

The Big Island’s Scheme To Shut Down Vacation Rentals Cory Lum/Civil Beat

The Big Island’s Scheme To Shut Down Vacation Rentals

Bill 108 was pushed via? heavy lobbying from the hotel industry.

Campaign Corner: Ozawa Has Proven To Be A Strong Leader Anita Hofschneider/Civil Beat

Campaign Corner: Ozawa Has Proven To Be A Strong Leader

The City Council candidate did a lot for the community during his four years in office.

The Link Between Low Wages And High Housing Costs PF Bentley/Civil Beat

The Link Between Low Wages And High Housing Costs

Overall, increasing the minimum wage is a net positive to all of Hawaii.

Tom Yamachika: How The Senate Aims To Raise More Cash Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Tom Yamachika: How The Senate Aims To Raise More Cash

A deeper look at Sen. Donovan Dela Cruz’s proposals to increase revenue for state coffers.

Water Rights Bills Are Unconstitutional Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Water Rights Bills Are Unconstitutional

Kicking the can down the road when it comes to protecting Hawaii’s sacred public trust is a poor solution.

DOE’s Early Education Power Grab Is Ill-Advised Cory Lum/Civil Beat

DOE’s Early Education Power Grab Is Ill-Advised

Governing authority is actually granted to the Executive Office on Early Learning.