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Navy Doesn’t Know When — Or How — Latest Red Hill Leak Started Commander Navy Region Hawaii/2022

Navy Doesn’t Know When — Or How — Latest Red Hill Leak Started

The health department is calling on the Navy to disclose more information about how the leak happened.
Understanding OHA’s Plans For Kakaako Makai Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Understanding OHA’s Plans For Kakaako Makai

Connection to the land is the foundation of who Native Hawaiians are.
Maui County Alleges This TV News Reporter Crossed A Line In Covering A Case Of Police Misconduct Ludwig Laab/Civil Beat/2022

Maui County Alleges This TV News Reporter Crossed A Line In Covering A Case Of Police Misconduct

Maui County has subpoenaed Hawaii News Now's chief investigative reporter Lynn Kawano as part of a case involving a former police officer previously convicted of a child sex offense.
Climate Change Experts Are Taking Lessons From Indigenous Knowledge Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Climate Change Experts Are Taking Lessons From Indigenous Knowledge

The updated report will also discuss climate change's impacts on human health, including mental health.
After-School Programs Have More Funding But Staffing And Enrollment Remain Challenges Viola Gaskell/Civil Beat/2022

After-School Programs Have More Funding But Staffing And Enrollment Remain Challenges

Beneficial after-school programs received millions in pandemic-relief funding, but more than 1,000 Oahu families are still waitlisted because of staffing shortages. 
Chad Blair: The Hawaii Legislature’s New And (Mostly) Improved Website Screenshot/2022

Chad Blair: The Hawaii Legislature’s New And (Mostly) Improved Website

It has not been updated in over a decade, and there are still tech fixes to be worked through.
Denby Fawcett: Hostile Design Won’t Stop Homelessness. It Just Makes Us All Uncomfortable Denby Fawcett/Civil Beat/2022

Denby Fawcett: Hostile Design Won’t Stop Homelessness. It Just Makes Us All Uncomfortable

Honolulu recently replaced many old-fashioned park benches along the Ala Wai Canal with green metal seats capable of holding only two people.
New Mauna Loa Eruption Reopens A Costly Old Issue: Why Is Building Allowed In Risky Lava Zones? Chelsea Jensen/West Hawaii Today via AP/2022

New Mauna Loa Eruption Reopens A Costly Old Issue: Why Is Building Allowed In Risky Lava Zones?

Hawaii County hasn't finished buying out property owners after the 2018 lava flow that devastated Leilani and Kapoho, and here comes another potential disaster.