Maui Film Commissioner Lands Role In Movie He Helped Facilitate
Despite virtually no acting experience, the island’s movie chief has been hired to play a substantial role in a Hallmark shark movie.
These West Oahu Residents Are On A Mission To Clean Up The Island’s Beach Parks
Community members are channeling their frustration with graffiti and vandalism into a kakou kuleana – shared responsibility – to take care of public spaces.
Celebrating Prince Kuhio’s Legacy In Washington With A Call To Do More For Hawaiians
One hundred years ago Kuhio was instrumental in securing more than 200,000 acres of trust land for Native Hawaiians. Today, much of that land remains uninhabited.
Federal Court Case: Corrections Officials Botched COVID-19 Response In Prisons
The lawsuit on behalf of Hawaii inmates asks that a public health expert be appointed to oversee the pandemic response in Hawaii prisons and jails.
How Neighbor Islands Are Working To Address Overtourism In Hawaii
As the Hawaii Tourism Authority shifts from marketing to tourism management, the counties are taking matters into their own hands with new hotel bans and airport shuttle systems.
Ige Appoints Dan Gluck To Intermediate Court Of Appeals
Gluck’s nomination is subject to Senate confirmation.
Legislature Fixes Budget Glitches At Close Of Special Session
UPDATED: Most of the measures taken up Thursday made technical changes to bills affecting state finances.
The Civil Beat Editorial Board Interview: State Auditor Les Kondo
The high-profile Hawaii official discusses the purpose of his office, criticism from House leaders, special funds and the audit of the Agribusiness Development Corp.
Hawaii Health Department Whistleblower Sues State After Getting Fired
Jennifer Smith wants her job back and says she was denied due process.
Ige Nominates Canto To Fill Land Board Vacancy
The BLNR position requires Hawaii Senate approval but she can begin serving immediately.