Honolulu’s Republican Party Told To Move Fundraiser Off Army Base
The event at Schofield Barracks was to feature mainland party activist Scott Presler, described in reports as anti-Muslim.
The Big Island Is Set To Gain A House Seat As Reapportionment Restarts
New legislative maps could be out as soon as next week, and public comment is sought.
McDermott Leaving Hawaii House, Daughter-In-Law To Seek Seat
The longtime Republican lawmaker will soon announce his future intentions.
Hawaii Is Beefing Up Its Potential To Produce More Meat Locally
A billionaire’s investment in the state’s biggest slaughterhouses and a shift to more grass-fed operations could help ranchers keep their cattle in the islands after years of sending them to the mainland.
New Data From US Military Could Restart Reapportionment Process
At stake is a House seat that could move from Oahu to the Big Island.
Lawmakers Plan To Revive Old Bills For Future Of Food And Farming
As the focus on local food production continues, lawmakers and lobbyists want to make farming and ranching easier in Hawaii.
Inconsistencies In Data From US Military May Hold Up Hawaii Redistricting
Hawaii’s redistricting process will move forward while a commission that redraws political boundaries awaits accurate data.
Rep. Sylvia Luke’s District May Be Dissolved To Help Calm The Reapportionment Furor
The latest proposed House maps have also been amended to avoid combining sitting Democratic lawmakers in the same districts.
The Proposed Sites For Oahu’s New Landfill Would Threaten Drinking Water, Officials Say
The four sites under consideration are all above groundwater aquifers. But finding a new location could require repealing a law meant to protect communities and delaying the city鈥檚 already tight deadline.
Chad Blair: Is Tulsi Gabbard Still A Democrat?
The words and actions of the former Hawaii congresswoman show her to be leaning ever more rightward.