Five Women Appointed To Court Vacancies After Calls For More Diversity
In years past, the governor’s nominees to state courts have heavily favored men.
Chemical Shortages Are Hitting Hawaii From Pools To Breweries
Supply chain snafus caused by the pandemic have pinched chemical supplies, leaving the city and businesses scrambling for alternatives or ways to get by with less.
Hawaii May Not Set Minimum Qualifications For Police Until 2024
The board is asking state lawmakers for more resources while researching standards already in place in other states.
Despite Momentum, Hawaiian Airlines Forecast Signals Slow Recovery
Hawaiian Airlines plans to restart flights to Australia in time for the holidays but still expects revenue to be considerably lower than before the pandemic.
Kirk Caldwell Prepares To Join The Race For Hawaii Governor
The former Honolulu mayor has yet to formally announce, but he has a campaign website and is holding a big fundraiser next week.
Sylvia Luke’s Bid For LG Will ‘Shake Things Up’ At The Legislature
As Finance Committee chairwoman, Luke controls the money, has command of the details and has made a lot of friends.
Hawaii Prepares To Rollout Covid Vaccines For Kids Under 12
Gov. David Ige anticipates the vaccine will be available for children aged 5-11 as early as Nov. 8.
Controversial Former Kauai Prosecutor Wants Her Old Job Back
Supporters say Shaylene Iseri is a tenacious lawyer ready for a comeback, but there are people who question her ability to manage staff.
The Next Community To Host Oahu’s Landfill Can Learn From The Westside
As the city searches for a new site, the Westside offers lessons on how a place can turn into the island’s perceived ‘dumping ground.’
Proposed Reapportionment Plans For Oahu Could Mean Painful Political Fallout
One longtime lawmaker describes the new district maps as a “gerrymander,” and incumbents plan to lobby for changes.