Green: New Budget Helps Maui But Doesn’t Neglect Housing, Mental Health
The governor revives the idea of a “green fee” levied on tourists that would help offset the impact of climate change.
Danny De Gracia: How To ‘Christmas’ Like A Seasoned PoliticianÂ
Dreading holiday interactions? Political traditions and elected behavior can give us a coping mechanism for dealing with difficult situations and people.
Shootz! Starting With A Graduation Ceremony And Ending With Santa Claus
From the graduation of corrections officers to the popular need to protect the unprotected, Civil Beat’s photographers captured it here!
Green’s Homeless Coordinator Is Leaving Post
Gov. Josh Green has not named a replacement yet for James Koshiba, who has been in the role for just under a year.
Vacancies In State Child Welfare Services Jobs Reach Their Highest Point In Over A Decade
A report from Department of Human Services to the federal government paints a grim picture, but the state plans to award extra pay to try to attract more workers.
Shootz! Zooming In On Another Busy Week In Hawaii
The planting of native trees, a return from the seas and the arrival of Santa at Honolulu Hale are some of the featured photos.
Hawaii Lobbyist Pleads Guilty To Illegal Drug Possession At Vet Clinic
Alicia Maluafiti faces up to a year in prison.
Remember Last Year’s State Budget Surplus? Well, Wave Goodbye
New state data provided to bond investors shows the general fund surplus for the end of this fiscal year has plummeted from a projected $3.9 billion to just $600 million.
Alaska Airlines To Buy Hawaiian Airlines In $1.9 Billion Deal
The two airlines said the agreement would give consumers greater choice and set the foundation for growth.
Shootz! A Look At The Water For Whales, Waves And A Plane
This time of year we see the return of humpback whales, Santa Claus and elves.