CB Archives - Honolulu Civil Beat

Canopy arms, meant to anchor the sail-like fabric covers for the stations, were already plagued with design and construction problems. Then, they started cracking.

At look at the payrolls of the State Auditor’s Office, Ethics Commission and Ombudsman’s Office

In Hawaii, most patients have limited choices of where they can go for medical treatment and they’re unlikely to choose hospitals based on posted costs.

Income inequality is behind many social conflicts in Hawaii. A range of solutions should be considered before it’s too late.

The revised Endangered Species Act regulations flabbergasted environmentalists who are concerned about warding off more extinctions.

We must restore long abused soils to the fertile agriculture lands they once were.

There is no greater tribute to humankind than an eye to the stars and a hope for humanity.

For starters, it guided humanity into civilization by making agriculture and navigation possible.

It’s time to listen and learn from indigenous sisters and brothers

Building the TMT on Mauna Kea is assertion of dominance by an outside interest. Again.

So many residents struggle to provide a future for the next generation.

Sadly, Manhattan Project Beer Co. is only the latest in a string of companies that have wrongly taken cultural identity for their own profit.

Officials estimate the state needs 800 more physicians, but the training pipeline for future doctors would need to expand three-fold to begin filling the gap.

Release of the data comes amid efforts to correct what the DOE says was erroneous counts of students suspensions in the 2015-16 school year.

Scientists return from the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument after surveying the underwater aftermath of a major storm last year.

“We stand with our fellow states in opposing yet another unlawful rule,” said Attorney General Clare Connors

The 2018 edition contains plenty of factoids on the state and its people.

UPDATED: The former U.S. congresswoman would be a marquee name in a potentially large field of candidates.

Raising property taxes and fees is simply unsustainable.

Scientists are already jockeying for time slots for ambitious research projects on the proposed Thirty Meter Telescope and another giant telescope being constructed in Chile.