Hawaii Senate Confirms Bissen鈥檚 Replacement On Maui’s Circuit Court
There will now be two female and two male judges.
‘Reduce The Human Footprint At Molokini’: New Study Examines Tourism’s Impact
Researchers took advantage of the pandemic to see how thousands of snorkelers can change an ecosystem.
Bissen’s Spending Plan For Maui Targets Affordable Housing And A Rainy Day Fund
The public can weigh in this week on the mayor’s proposed $1.2 billion budget.
Whales Might Be Feeding More In Hawaii. What Does This Say About A Changing Ocean?
The findings contradict a general consensus that humpbacks usually just breed in Hawaiian waters then return to feed around Alaska and scientists want to know why.
Ben Lowenthal: A Maui Boy Embraces The Spirit Of Change
Civil Beat’s newest columnist introduces himself and the world that shaped him.
How Much Is Too Much? Lawmakers Move Forward With Plan To Study Capacity Of Popular Maui Beach
State officials says they already have a plan to tackle parking woes at Makena State Park, but many on Maui are calling for more action.
As Mental Health Crisis Worsens In Hawaii, Psychiatrist Shortage Takes Heavy Toll On Kids
State leaders are working to bring some relief to exhausted parents, especially on the neighbor islands.
Historic Effort To Save Hawaii Forest Birds With ‘Mosquito Birth Control’ Hurtles Forward
The world’s first attempt at landscape-scale mosquito control for conservation holds promising health benefits for people too.
Maui Clerk Rejects Petition Over Riki Hokama’s Residency
Questions about whether the County Council candidate met eligibility requirements to run for the Lanai seat lingered for months after the election.
Maui Solar Project Stokes Concerns About Climate-Fueled Fire And Flooding Risks
The Paeahu solar farm, located in a dryland forest, would operate a short distance from a residential subdivision.