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City Measure To Restrict Concealed Guns In Some Areas Moves Ahead After Council Vote Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

City Measure To Restrict Concealed Guns In Some Areas Moves Ahead After Council Vote

Questions about how the law would be fully enacted have not yet been addressed.

The Honolulu City Council Members Are More Like You Than You Might Think David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023

The Honolulu City Council Members Are More Like You Than You Might Think

Earning $69,000 a year means even the Honolulu City Council feels pressed by high housing costs and taxes.

Sea Life Park Facelift Moves Ahead Alicia Lou/Civil Beat/2022

Sea Life Park Facelift Moves Ahead

State lease agreements typically contain a provision that give the state a portion of any increased revenue on a site. Some raised concerns over the arrangement.

Honolulu Council Chair: ‘Remote Testimony Is Here To Stay’ David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023

Honolulu Council Chair: ‘Remote Testimony Is Here To Stay’

A measure that opened the door to precluding citizens from testifying remotely at council sessions had officials issuing a clarification on Wednesday.

New Council Sworn In But Remote Testimony May Be On The Way Out David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023

New Council Sworn In But Remote Testimony May Be On The Way Out

Festivities at Honolulu Hale overshadowed a new rule that allows council members to avoid precisely saying if they support or oppose a motion.

Honolulu Permit Applicants May Get Refunds If Approval Takes Too Long Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2018

Honolulu Permit Applicants May Get Refunds If Approval Takes Too Long

Applicants are currently kicked to the back of the line, and have to pay fees all over again, if their permit application expires.

Bill To Prohibit Concealed Guns From Sensitive Places Passes First Reading at Honolulu Council Michael E. Cumpston via Wikimedia

Bill To Prohibit Concealed Guns From Sensitive Places Passes First Reading at Honolulu Council

Following three hours of public testimony Tuesday, Bill 57 will next be heard in the Executive Matters and Legal Affairs committee.

A Historic Day For Honolulu: Preservation Commission Gets Green Light Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

A Historic Day For Honolulu: Preservation Commission Gets Green Light

A combined effort between Mayor Rick Blangiardi and City Council member Esther Kiaaina is making the commission a reality after 30 years.

Certain Home Repairs Should Bypass Honolulu Permitting Department, Councilwoman Says Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Certain Home Repairs Should Bypass Honolulu Permitting Department, Councilwoman Says

Council Member Tupola says this is part of a package of bills aiming to reform DPP.