Here’s The Spending That Got OHA Incumbents In Trouble
A state audit said Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustees used their $22,200 per year personal allowances for questionable purposes.
Another Hawaii State Audit Questions OHA Grant Spending
The state auditor raises questions about whether the Office of Hawaiian Affairs is meeting its fiduciary duty to Native Hawaiians.
Hawaii Has 5 Other Active Volcanoes In Addition To Kilauea
Here’s a quick look at the islands’ active and inactive volcanoes.
How The World Is Celebrating Hawaii This Year
On the 250th anniversary of Captain Cook’s voyage of discovery, museums in Europe are featuring exhibits of Hawaiian art and artifacts.
The Quest To Rebuild An Old Russian Fort On Kauai — And Meet Putin
But a UH archaeologist says the Russian presence was minimal — and any plan should focus on the fort’s place in Native Hawaiian history.
OHA Trustee Under Investigation For Accepting $72,000 From Heiress
Rowena Akana says charges against her by the state ethics commission are inaccurate and politically motivated.
Students Create Visions Of Their Communities With Murals
Mentor program seeks to turn youths into “visual storytellers that are grounded in place and in culture.”
Bill To Help Hawaiians Keep Ancestral Land Clears Senate Panel
The measure follows Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to buy out owners of parcels interspersed within his oceanfront estate.
Kanaka Rangers: It’s Time To Move Forward With Hawaiian Homesteads
The state is decades behind in awarding land to Native Hawaiians on Mauna Kea and elsewhere under the state homestead act.
Waianae Substance Abuse Program Opens Women’s Shelter
Women who seek help with addiction often need a safe place to stay away from abusive partners.