TV Series Delves into Deep-Sea Kayak Fishing
The Discovery Channel came to Hawaii to film a new series called “Pacific Warriors.”
Imua Maunalua: Group Launches New Planning Process to Help Troubled Bay
Malama Maunalua has rallied a diverse swath of community members to embark on a two-year planning process to decide the future of the bay.
Whales Gain Protections from Navy’s Sonar
Two legal challenges were settled in federal district court involving practices off the Big Island, Maui and Southern California.
Hawaii’s Hunger for Ahi: Panel Debates Fishing Limits for Bigeye Tuna
An Earthjustice attorney, senior Wespac scientist and local businessman share their insights into the industry, current regulations and international impacts.
Ige Signs Rules to Create Community-Based Subsistence Fishing Area
The Hawaii governor had been under pressure for months to sign the rules, which were years in the making.
Hawaii Longline Bigeye Fishery Hits Limit, Forcing Early Closure
Feds shut down the Pacific fishery for the year after fleets catch 3,500 metric tons of tuna.
The Projector: From Maunalua to Ala Moana to Mauna Kea, People Are Talking
Hawaii Kai residents get riled up over proposed bay restrictions, Mayor Caldwell maps the future of a landmark Honolulu park, and Gov. Ige hears about the TMT project — again.
‘Energy and Passion’ for Maunalua Bay Drives a Deep Debate Over the Future of the Marine Sanctuary
Hawaii Kai residents packed an elementary school cafeteria to air their concerns and try to learn more about the potential for new restrictions.
Lawmakers to Hold Town Hall Meeting on Proposed Maunalua Bay Rules
Hawaii Rep. Gene Ward promises “there will be strict ground rules enforced to make sure this is a time of reasoning together and does not become a shouting match.”
Hawaii Kai Abuzz Over Possible New Restrictions on Maunalua Bay
There’s one day left to weigh in on proposed marine sanctuary expansions, including more regulations for the coastal stretch east of Diamond Head, west of Koko Head.