Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021 Newly released documents confirm what many suspected: that the contract and its restrictive qualifications were written with the former congresswoman in mind.
Though U.S. military leaders in the Pacific are focused on China, the Russian military has shown increasing interest in the Pacific.
Mary Moriarty Jones says she wants to slow down traffic on Leahi Avenue with 30 new parking stalls, but residents say it’s unsafe.
The 80 acres coming to the Hawaiian Homes Land Trust would be the first suitable for residential homes under a law Congress approved in 1995.
UPDATED: Officers were shot at while responding to a domestic violence incident, according to police. A 91-year-old relative of the shooting suspect also died.
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Denby Fawcett/Civil Beat/2021 Mary Moriarty Jones says she wants to slow down traffic on Leahi Avenue with 30 new parking stalls, but residents say it’s unsafe.
Anthony Quintano/Civil Beat Lawmakers should also consider cutting taxes on fuel to bring costs down for Hawaii residents.
A co-defendant described a new twist in the prosecution of the Honolulu businessman — an alleged murder attempt on a local union leader.
Pauses in cat sterilization efforts during the pandemic haven’t seemed to significantly affect populations, but it will be a while before the full impacts of 2020 are clear.
Donors to the former elected Honolulu prosecutor have come under increased scrutiny as the U.S. Justice Department tries to build its case.
The late U.S. senator helped secretly funnel $22 million into Pentagon research programs.
Oceanit developed a spit test and one using nasal swabs that are currently in clinical trials.
The mayor tapped a well-known former journalist and corporate communications professional.
The mayor said he’s not interested in the kind of police reform activists have been demanding.
Honolulu will stop all pandemic restrictions when the vaccination rate hits 70%, the city said.
Sewage testing can provide “real-time detection” of the virus that causes COVID-19.
Empty hotel rooms in the Pacific island territory could serve as a way station for Afghans fleeing the Taliban, advocates say.
Patients with weakened immune systems should still avoid large crowds and take pandemic precautions even as official restrictions on masks and social distancing are eased.
Police union officials offered a message of vindication while the city prosecutor has yet to deem the shooting of a 16-year-old justified.
