Jacob Bryan Aki – Honolulu Civil Beat

New Year’s Eve Tragedy Is A Wake-Up Call

Hawaii must finally crack down on illegal fireworks. This is not a tradition.

Closing of Hawaii’s Manapua Vendors Marks End Of An Era

Pearl City’s “Manapua Man” served his last meal last month, a loss for the greater community.

A Eulogy For Kalihi’s Manapua Man: Thank You For Your Service

Generations of residents came to know the recently departed Mr. Tran as a community treasure.

No Matter Their Stand On Sovereignty, Native Hawaiians Must Vote

The third-largest ethnic group in the islands is not wielding the power that it should.

From The Eyes Of A Millennial: Election 2016

Young voters' voices matter, even though some may not think so in the wake of Tuesday's election results.

Scalia’s Death Rekindles Student’s Memory Of Encounter With The Justice

Many UH students remember Scalia's 2014 campus visit, but this writer still recalls a trip to D.C. and a frustrating exchange about U.S. annexation of Hawaii.

Naʻi Aupuni Election: A Voice of the Newest Generation

A young candidate for one of 40 delegate seats in the upcoming 'aha or constitutional convention makes a case for his election.

Aloha Aina Unity March: A Kahea to the Next Generation

Sunday's event was a form of activism that has not been seen in Hawaii for many years.

Washington, D.C., Needs More Native Hawaiian Voices

It is vital to the success of our lāhui that more Native Hawaiians step up to become leaders and represent our interest in this current political state.

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, Hawaii and Annexation

A student from Hawaii queried the judicial firebrand about the way the U.S. took formal control of the Islands. He got an answer.