‘The Imelda Tapes’: A New Documentary By Hawaii News Now
Newly discovered archival footage tells the story of the Philippine’s presidential family’s exile in Hawaii.
Jill Tokuda Formally Announces Bid For US House
She is running to succeed Kai Kahele, who is running for Hawaii governor.
Congressman Kai Kahele Joins The Race For Hawaii Governor
UPDATED: The Hilo native says he’ll run a grassroots campaign that rejects donations from corrupt special interests. He also won’t resign from Congress.
A Mysterious Lawsuit Is Raising Concerns Over The Public’s Right To See Court Records
Among other weird legal twists, the judge in the case slapped a gag order on the attorney trying to get the records unsealed.
The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: Honolulu Police Commissioners Shannon Alivado And Jerry Gibson
The chair and vice chair discussed the search for a new chief, mainland versus local experience, transparency and communication, proposed charter amendments and HPD spending.
Lawmakers Approve Hawaii Tax Rebates Of $100 To $300 Per Resident
The package would cost the state about $250 million, and would provide the first substantive state tax refunds or credits of their kind since 2007.
Waters, Tokuda File FEC Paperwork For US House Race
The statements of candidacy are a step toward running for Hawaii’s 2nd Congressional District this year.
Ban On Longliners Using Wire Leaders Takes Effect Next Month To Protect Sharks
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will officially implement its prohibition on the use of wire leaders at the ends of fishing lines starting May 31.
Hawaii Supreme Court: State Must Release ‘Explosive’ 2016 Report On State Auditor
The Attorney General’s investigative report details wrongdoing by then-State Auditor Jan Yamane and her top assistants.
The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: Long-Term Care Ombudsman John McDermott
How Hawaii cared for its older and most vulnerable residents during Covid, and on the need to hire more ombudsmen for the neighbor islands.