Meet the authors of essays on Reinventing Hawaii and Law & Courts from new book, “The Value of Hawaii.”
Civil Beat
Posted inCivil Beat, Elections
Can’t Miss Comments, Sept. 18 – Rock the Vote
Politics, polls, elections and opinions. We have a little of everything in your chatter from the week.
Posted inCivil Beat
Bug Fixed: Fact Checks No Longer Showing Up As “True” For Some Browsers
UPDATE 3:35 p.m.: The bug has been fixed. Everything should be back to normal (although it would be nice if the Fact Checks were a stream of green “True”). Sorry for about that! I wanted to let everyone know that some changes we rolled out to the site this afternoon seem to have caused all […]
Posted inCivil Beat
Week 20: We Take Civil Beat Discussions to The Radio
Forget the podiums and the time-limited answers of traditional debates. Civil Beat and Rick Hamada tried an open mic with three mayoral candidates.
Posted inCivil Beat, Elections
Civil Beat Gives Leading Governor and Mayoral Candidates ‘The Last Word’
Civil Beat is ending the primary election campaign by giving each of the leading candidates for mayor and governor a chance to have “The Last Word.”
Posted inCivil Beat
Civil Beat Presents Free Content Days
Free Content Days means that Civil Beat is open to the public. Fill up on articles, topic pages, discussions and Fact Checks.
Posted inCivil Beat
Can’t Miss Comments, Sept. 11 – Four Day Weeks Fill Up Fast
Up close and personal with the mayoral candidates, the rail discussion goes off the tracks, more on religion and politics and a Civil Beat poll reveals some surprises.
Posted inCivil Beat
Week 19: Up Close and Personal
At Civil Beat, we believe in journalism that goes beyond the surface.
Posted inCivil Beat
Envision Hawaii Hosts Local News Media
The future of journalism and media in Hawaii. That was the opening topic for the return of Envision Hawaii’s First Tuesday events in downtown Honolulu.