Hawaii’s Failure To Keep Bad Cops Off The Job Is Criminal
If the sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl isn’t enough to move the Legislature to finally act, what would it take?
State Looks To Clear A Backlog Of Dialysis Center Inspections
The Health Department shifts its inspectors as needed to handle the load for various types of facilities.
Hawaii Is Still Waiting For An Audit Of Police Property Seizures
A report that was due before the 2017 legislative session is now expected sometime during the 2018 session.
Economists: Financial Challenges Are Looming For Hawaii
Economists caution legislators about the housing shortage, the possibility of lower tax revenue and reduced tourist spending.
An Inside Look At Ige’s Request For Millions More In Education Spending
It’s far less than the DOE sought, but there’s hope for “more of a focus on education” in state government.
‘From Bad To Worse:’ Hawaii’s $1.75 Billion Cesspool Problem
The risks posed by the state’s 88,000 remaining cesspools will likely be amplified by climate change.
Learmont To Replace Oshiro In Hawaii State House
She is a former legislative aide to the former longtime lawmaker, who resigned to join the labor board.
$20 Million Facelift For Popular UH Library Is Among Ige’s Requests
The governor’s supplemental budget proposal is one small step toward addressing the university system’s maintenance backlog.
Ige Seeks $1.5 Billion Budget Hike For Infrastructure, Capital Improvements
The Legislature will consider approving the governor’s supplemental spending request when lawmakers reconvene next year.
Civil Beat Poll: Voters Just Say No To Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
Survey respondents 50 and older aren’t ready to take the step, and in Hawaii, older voters still call the shots.