Should OHA Get A Bigger Share Of Hawaii’s Public Land Revenues?
Updated: The ceded land revenues, which make up a significant chunk of OHA’s annual budget, go to fund programs for Hawaiian beneficiaries.
OHA Has Lots Of Job Openings Amid A Controversial Restructuring
Meanwhile, some staffers have criticized a reorganization they say contributed to departures from the office.
A Potential Shakeup At OHA Is Clouding The Agency’s Budget
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs wants to give out more money in grants to organizations while trimming its own spending.
Senate Panel Restores OHA Budget
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs will also get some of the funding for this year that was withheld because of an incomplete audit.
Lawmakers Want New Group To Determine Future Of OHA Kakaako Makai
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs says it does not plan to cooperate with the group if two resolutions pass the Legislature.
House Kills OHA Kakaako Makai Proposal
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs won’t be able to build 400-foot-tall towers near the Kakaako shoreline.
Former OHA Finance Chief Sues Over Whistleblower Retaliation
UPDATED: The former official alleges that he was targeted for raising concerns over the office’s finances.
Carmen Hulu Lindsey To Chair OHA Board Of Trustees
Lei Ahu Isa will serve as vice chair.
OHA: Alapa Unseats Longtime Incumbent Machado In Race For Molokai Seat
Keli’i Akina was in a tight race to keep his at-large seat, and Keola Lindsey led the race for the Hawaii island seat.
OHA Race: Machado, Alapa Differ On Hawaiian Self-Governance, Mauna Kea
Colette Machado spent more than two decades on OHA’s board and has changed her position on TMT while newcomer Luana Alapa is hesitant to take strong positions on key issues.