Hawaii’s state court system handles a broad spectrum of family, civil and criminal issues.

Gary Simon has been involved in issues relating to seniors for years.

Voting rights, fair elections and a crisis of confidence in government are as relevant now as they were during the tumultuous 1960s and 1970s.

The story behind Civil Beat’s award-winning multimedia project, and how the trip is informing our current reporting on climate change.

Civil Beat staff discusses the early days of the Kealoha conspiracy trial.

The end of the school year is a time when many children and teens exhibit heightened problems and more frequent thoughts of suicide.

The long-anticipated criminal case unfolds.

A historic house in Honolulu sets the scene for a discussion of how the humanities can help address global warming.

Marielena Hincapie, head of the National Immigration Law Center, said it is a time of great fear and trauma in many immigrant communities.

Climate and economic experts believe carbon taxes can change consumer habits and slow down the effects of climate change.

Climate and economic experts believe carbon taxes are a great way to change consumer habits and slow down the effects of climate change.

We discuss legislation that would prohibit the intentional killing of sharks and manta rays in Hawaii waters.