Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
Beth Fukumoto: Trump Made Inroads In True-Blue Hawaii In 2020. Will He Again?
The former president got 4% more support compared to 2016. If the trend continues, it could help the GOP in other island races.
Jonathan Salvador photo/2024
Naka Nathaniel: The Voyage To Becoming The Breadbasket Of The Pacific
Our Hawaii island sailors have demonstrated food sovereignty is possible.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
Danny De Gracia: The Employment Situation Is More Dire Than Politicians Will Admit
The labor market is in a crisis, and people’s self-worth is tied to having a good job and being able to provide for themselves.
Kirstin Downey/Civil Beat/2024
Kirstin Downey: National Heritage Areas Proposed For Kaena Point And Lahaina
The designations can bring federal funding to help with understanding cultural and historical significance.
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Growing From Trauma Is Not Easy. But We Can Do It
A traumatic experience can give us a gift of sight and path forward that we might not have otherwise seen.
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Neal Milner: Don’t Expect This Debate To Be As Big As The Last One
Typically these joint appearances by the two top presidential candidates are watched mainly by voters who have already decided.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019
John Hill: The State Keeps Bleeding Money For Failing To Protect Vulnerable Children
A close look at a new $600,000 settlement by the Department of Human Services reveals the child welfare bureaucracy’s shortcomings. It’s just the latest big award.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Lee Cataluna: UH Football Fans Pack The Stands But The Full House Is A Pretty Small House
It’s hard enough to fill Ching Field on game day. Do we really need a new Aloha Stadium?
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Denby Fawcett: I No Like Talk Stink About Tulsi Gabbard
The former Hawaii congresswoman keeps stumbling in her search for a political home to give her the clout and credibility she craves.
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Kirstin Downey: How Digital Experts Managed To Save Some Of The History Of Lahaina
The digitized records will provide a window into Lahaina’s past at a time the town’s future remains in question.