March 2019
Monday, March 4When Hawaii Politicians Really Start Caring About Young Voters
December 2018
Monday, December 31A New Year’s Wish For A Little Less Drama In 2019
August 2018
Tuesday, August 28April 2018
Friday, April 27Some People, Unfortunately, Only Want the Good Stuff
Tuesday, April 3The Long Vacation: Roots Are A Funny Thing
January 2018
Friday, January 19The Long Vacation: Missile Alarm Felt In LA
December 2017
Friday, December 22Hoping Your Holidays Are Swell
Monday, December 11The Long Vacation: Not Home For The Holidays
November 2017
Tuesday, November 14The Long Vacation: Mainland Poke
October 2017
Monday, October 30The Long Vacation: Was It Worth It To Leave Hawaii?
Thursday, October 19The Long Vacation: This Reality Was Not What I Expected
Tuesday, October 10The Long Vacation: Being Smart About Hawaii’s Simple Pleasures
September 2017
Thursday, September 21The Long Vacation: Life On The Clean Streets Of LA
Thursday, September 14The Long Vacation: Leaving On A Jet Plane
August 2017
Monday, August 21More Alternative Uses for the Honolulu Rail Line
Friday, August 4When The Sit-Lie Ban Isn’t Enough
July 2017
Friday, July 28Tuesday, July 18TheBus Noir: Mystery Of Circle Island
June 2017
Tuesday, June 20Alternative Uses For Honolulu Rail Line
May 2017
Wednesday, May 31Monday, May 15Stopping Bad Behavior On TheBus
Friday, May 12Monday, May 8Monday, May 1Spam Musubi: A Tasty History Lesson
April 2017
Friday, April 14March 2017
Monday, March 20The 5 Stages of Opening the Rear Door On The Bus
Wednesday, March 8February 2017
Monday, February 27The State Of Paychecks In Hawaii
January 2017
Tuesday, January 31December 2016
Saturday, December 31Funny How A Dark Year Sheds Light On What’s Really Going On
Saturday, December 24Postcard-Perfect Holidays In Hawaii
Thursday, December 22Yesterday’s Tomorrow: Heads Had To Roll Over Rail, Right?
Tuesday, December 13Yesterday’s Tomorrow: It Cost How Much?
Friday, December 9Monday, December 5Yesterday’s Tomorrow: The Story Begins
November 2016
Wednesday, November 23Tuesday, November 22The Baby Who Fell Out A Window
Tuesday, November 15Thursday, November 10Election Day 2016, Through The Eyes Of A Cartoonist
Thursday, November 3October 2016
Friday, October 28Thursday, October 20Friday, October 14Wednesday, October 12
When Hawaii Politicians Really Start Caring About Young Voters
A guide to selfies, all-age rages and swiping left for aging pols.
A New Year’s Wish For A Little Less Drama In 2019
Moving past last year’s storm threats, an apocalyptic false alarm and true catastrophes on the Big Island and Kauai.
The Two Faces Of Lane
An offshore hurricane-turned-tropical storm deluged parts of Hawaii but left most people prepared for a disaster that never came.
Some People, Unfortunately, Only Want the Good Stuff
A list of requests from Kauai flood victims includes some staples — and some things you wouldn’t normally associate with a disaster.
The Long Vacation: Roots Are A Funny Thing
Our transplanted cartoonist is finding he’s finally settling in.
The Long Vacation: Missile Alarm Felt In LA
Trying to make sense of last Saturday’s chaos in the islands from 2,500 miles away.
Hoping Your Holidays Are Swell
Our roving artist sends a postcard from his temporary home in Southern California, where he is swept up in a wave of good cheer.
The Long Vacation: Not Home For The Holidays
Hawaii seems especially far away this time of year for Civil Beat’s intern currently living in Southern California.
The Long Vacation: Mainland Poke
It’s possible to make yourself a proper bowl if you can overcome the poke language barrier, avoid the giant rolls and resist most of the toppings.