Union Says Ongoing Closure Of Health Clinic In Nanakuli Is ‘Equity Issue’
Kaiser patients on the Waianae Coast are being redirected to facilities in Kapolei.
Senate Bill Would Make It Harder To Scrutinize Government Contract Awards, Critics Say
State officials say the measure would speed up the cumbersome procurement process, but others worry it would make legitimate bid appeals unaffordable.
How To Enter The Civil Beat Recipe Challenge
Let’s reduce our reliance on imported food by learning how to cook with more local ingredients.
No Bid, No Problem? Hawaiian Telcom Lands A $25 Million State Broadband Contract
Gov. David Ige says he wasn’t involved in the deal with a major campaign donor. But it’s raising questions about whether the contract should have been competitively bid.
Want Hawaii To Be Less Dependent On Imported Food? Change Your Diet
Hawaii will never be a big producer of wheat or rice, but there are plenty of homegrown alternatives.
Maui Police Commission: Former Chief Had ‘Room For Improvement’
Former Maui Police Chief Tivoli Faaumu’s performance evaluation was the subject of an executive session.
Marines Scrap Hawaii-Based Attack Helicopters After Just Three Years
But don’t expect empty skies around Kaneohe. The Marines will still be flying their “tilt-rotor” Ospreys and drones.
The Great Hawaii Rental Car Crisis: Is It Ever Going To End?
Some island leaders say it’s time to implement smarter visitor management strategies that don’t involve large fleets of rental cars.
COVID-19 Sniffing Dogs Show Promise With Patients In Hawaii
A Labrador retriever named Tess is helping to detect patients with COVID-19 at The Queen’s Medical Center.
Biden Signs COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act Into Law
U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono was a lead sponsor of the landmark legislation.