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Our Hawaiian Manhattan

Our Hawaiian Manhattan

Imagine if Hawaii builds upward, instead of outward. Traffic melts away and farms remain farms. Rush-hour traffic inspires Lee Hiromoto to take us along for the ride.

10 Questions for the City Council Candidates

While spending the past summer in my native Wahiawa after a number of years away from home, I reacquainted myself…
Council Candidates Offer Trash Solutions

Council Candidates Offer Trash Solutions

Honolulu City Council candidates have no shortage of ideas when it comes to solving Honolulu's trash problem. From the simple to the extravagant, they cover the bases.
Yet Another Special Election Likely for Honolulu Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Yet Another Special Election Likely for Honolulu

Todd Apo's resignation means, in a matter of months, the majority of Honolulu City Council members will be new. It also means the City may pay for another special election.
Council Candidates Focus on Infrastructure

Council Candidates Focus on Infrastructure

City Council candidates are less than impressed with Oahu's aging infrastructure. But the good news is that they say they'll do something about it.

Discussion: Honolulu City Council Election 2010

While spending the past summer in my native Wahiawa after a number of years away from home, I reacquainted myself…
How the City Spent $2 Million on Rail PR

How the City Spent $2 Million on Rail PR

One company was paid $204,000 to copy public documents onto a disk and create a video simulation.
Council Candidates Discuss Homelessness

Council Candidates Discuss Homelessness

SECOND IN A SERIES: Most Honolulu City Council candidates say more public housing is the best option to help shrink the city's growing homeless population.
No Public Accountability for Rail PR Contracts

No Public Accountability for Rail PR Contracts

Two of 10 firms that got $2 million in city contracts have websites and four have listed phone numbers.
Hannemann’s Honolulu Hale Examined

Hannemann’s Honolulu Hale Examined

The former Honolulu mayor touts his record at Honolulu Hale as evidence he's ready to be governor. Civil Beat's analysis of the city's payroll during his tenure finds that the work force grew by 5 percent, the total payroll jumped 32 percent but that as a percentage of the total budget, payroll declined 2 percentage points, from 58 to 56 percent.