UPDATED: The former U.S. congresswoman would be a marquee name in a potentially large field of candidates.
Gerard and Florence Puana are still on the hook for the verdict in a civil case that happened before the Kealohas were convicted on criminal charges stemming from the same situation.
The city says the workers are temporary.
UPDATED: Only one Legislature-appointed member has attended a board meeting since February, making it hard for the Honolulu rail project to get routine business done.
Amid mass Airbnb cancellations, one local bride said two of her bridesmaids can no longer attend her wedding.
The latest federal orders were served to an unspecified number of HART employees. The rail agency won’t say who or how many staff members got them.
Under the city charter, Peter Carlisle has been out of the prosecutor’s office too long to qualify for the ballot.
The invoice represents only some of the city’s Kealoha-related legal costs.
The proposed resolution would have allowed voters to decide whether to end HART, but it didn’t clear its first reading.
Gary Simon has been involved in issues relating to seniors for years.
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Voting rights, fair elections and a crisis of confidence in government are as relevant now as they were during the tumultuous 1960s and 1970s.
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Spectators at the trial weigh in on how prosecutors and defense attorneys tried to persuade jurors of their case.
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Civil Beat reporters chat with federal public defenders about conspiracy, sentencing guidelines and more.
UPDATED: Only one Legislature-appointed member has attended a board meeting since February, making it hard for the Honolulu rail project to get routine business done.
Amid mass Airbnb cancellations, one local bride said two of her bridesmaids can no longer attend her wedding.
The latest federal orders were served to an unspecified number of HART employees. The rail agency won’t say who or how many staff members got them.
Under the city charter, Peter Carlisle has been out of the prosecutor’s office too long to qualify for the ballot.
The invoice represents only some of the city’s Kealoha-related legal costs.
The proposed resolution would have allowed voters to decide whether to end HART, but it didn’t clear its first reading.
A federal judge says he’ll wait to make a decision on whether the recent conviction of a former deputy prosecutor should be set aside.
After years of missteps it’s time for the rail agency to be replaced by city control, Honolulu’s City Council chairman argues. HART says that’ll only make things worse.
The longtime Honolulu attorney reveals his colorful — some say questionable — legal style and substance in an interview with Civil Beat.
Gary Singh has no conflict despite a news report suggesting he did, a federal judge ruled
Early indications suggest the legislation is working as intended to limit tourists in residential areas and make units available to residents.
Negotiations to compensate the Kakaako landowner for properties critical to the project have broken down, with the parties as much as $100 million apart.
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