Trisha Kehaulani Watson: Civic Consciousness Is A Grind
State lawmakers shouldn’t create a special commission to resolve Native Hawaiian issues if it’s just a poorly veiled cover for finding a solution for Mauna Kea.
Lawmakers Limit Scope Of Bill Banning AG’s Probe Of Hawaiian Nonprofit
Amendments would prohibit the attorney general from investigating KAHEA and other nonprofits if the investigation would create a conflict of interest.
A Proposed Native Hawaiian Commission Is Already Getting Pushback
UPDATED: Critics say Native Hawaiians, not the governor, should pick the members and the issues it considers.
State Lawmakers Are Weighing A Slate Of Bills That Affect Native Hawaiians
But DHHL reforms and measures that cover cultural practitioners have a long way to go this session.
Mauna Kea Ignited A New Wave Of Hawaiian Pride. Where Does It Go From Here?
The protests are seen as part of a long push toward more self-determination for Native Hawaiians, but there is little consensus on how best to achieve that.
Hawaii Lawmakers Want State To Reconcile With Native Hawaiians
Resolution would create a “blue ribbon commission” to establish a new relationship based on trust.
Kauai: Council Weighs Resolution To Fix DHHL Mortgage Programs
Updated. The County Council voted unanimously to pass the resolution Wednesday.
Senators Delay Vote After Grilling Aila As Head Of Hawaiian Home Lands
The governor’s nominee was applauded for projects he’s moved forward but concerns remain over the agency’s continued backlog.
Hawaii AG Is Seeking Bank Records Of Mauna Kea Protest Group
The AG argues the Native Hawaiian nonprofit is illegally using donations to fund civil disobedience; the organization says the request is intimidation.
Trisha Kehaulani Watson: Hawaiians Ready To Descend On Capitol
Thousands are expected to rally for the Legislature’s opening day with a strong push to get out the vote.