Manjari Fergusson

Manjari Fergusson is a former intern for Civil Beat. You can follow her on Twitter at @ManjariDF.
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‘Phantom Power’ Is Making your Electricity Bill Higher PF Bentley/Civil Beat

‘Phantom Power’ Is Making your Electricity Bill Higher

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Kanu Hawaii program offers timers to help keep your costs down.
Why Is It So Dangerous for Pedestrians in Hawaii?

Why Is It So Dangerous for Pedestrians in Hawaii?

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Hawaii has the highest rate of death among elderly pedestrians in the nation.
The Public File: Kim and Chang Make Their Debut

The Public File: Kim and Chang Make Their Debut

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Another political action committee also buys ads for the upcoming election.
It’s Your Money: Honolulu Pays $50,000 to Bicyclist Hit by Garbage Truck Department of Environmental Services

It’s Your Money: Honolulu Pays $50,000 to Bicyclist Hit by Garbage Truck

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What is the vetting process behind hiring drivers of city vehicles?
The Public File: Takai Buys His First TV Ads

The Public File: Takai Buys His First TV Ads

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Schatz continues to spend heavily in the U.S. Senate race and Abercrombie airs a new spot.
A Reduction in Hawaii’s Vast Elevator and Boiler Inspection Backlog

A Reduction in Hawaii’s Vast Elevator and Boiler Inspection Backlog

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The situation has improved but it is far from perfect, even as the state's safety codes are being updated.
The Public File: Pacific Resource Partnership, Schatz, Biggest Ad Buyers

The Public File: Pacific Resource Partnership, Schatz, Biggest Ad Buyers

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Candidates and Super PACs have spent more than half a million dollars on ads so far this election season.
Hawaii Lawmakers Want to Stop the Illegal Trade in Ivory

Hawaii Lawmakers Want to Stop the Illegal Trade in Ivory

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Despite its small population, Hawaii is third — after New York and California — in consuming "white gold."
Bank of Hawaii to Restore Accounts of Iranian Customers in the Islands

Bank of Hawaii to Restore Accounts of Iranian Customers in the Islands

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The bank says it found a way to serve account holders and still comply with sanctions against Iran.