Technology, Entrepreneurship And Waiwai
The code we write and the businesses we create must reflect the values and ingenuity of the islands.
An Explosion Of Green Parakeets Is Causing Big Problems On Kauai
Wild rose-ringed parakeets feast on fruit and corn crops, screech noisily and attract rats. Researchers say native birds are at risk.
Extending State Land Leases Could Benefit Businesses, But At What Cost To Taxpayers?
Opponents worry that the long-term leases, which may last 100 years or more, amount to a sale of public lands.
National Report Spotlights Hawaii’s Need For Suicide Prevention
Hawaii had more survey participants say they had been thinking about suicide during the pandemic than any other state.
The Pandemic Has ‘Permanently’ Changed Health Care In Hawaii
Hawaii’s community health centers have found video and audio health appointments are crucial to reach patients, especially in rural areas.
Hirono Seeks To Restore Federal Benefits For Pacific Islanders From COFA Nations
The U.S. senator said it’s a matter of fairness since migrants from Palau, the Marshall Islands and Micronesia are living in the United States under treaties known as the Compacts of Free Association.
Ohana Shutdown Leaves Molokai, Lanai Residents With Limited Flight Options
Locals say it’s difficult for seniors and passengers with disabilities to use Mokulele’s smaller planes.
Hawaii State Hospital Unveils Gleaming New 144-Bed Facility With A Dark Legacy
The new facility will be safer for both staff and patients, officials said.
Some Hawaii Farms Want To Keep Feeding Locals — Even As Tourism Returns
As the threat of COVID-19 subsides, some local food growers say they will continue to prioritize local families that kept them afloat during the pandemic over the tourism industry.
The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: US Rep. Ed Case
The Hawaii congressman is optimistic that Congress will compromise on major infrastructure legislation.