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The unfair labor practices claim alleges that union members were not allowed to observe contract talks.

Our intrepid reporter learned a lot about what it’s like to shoot a person and be shot at in an enlightening session put on by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.

The measure would allow state and county governments to publish certain public notices on their web sites.

The sale of Lanai Today to billionaire Larry Ellison is raising concerns about journalistic integrity. But it may have saved Lanai from becoming a news desert.

Hawaii’s largest newspaper has taken a major hit during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Star-Advertiser’s plan to cut 30 newsroom staff may turn out to be a negotiating ploy, but it’s “shocking” news to the journalists who were on the layoff list.

“Such a drastic reduction could doom the newspaper,” they wrote.

The newspaper is moving to lay off its health reporter during a pandemic, plus 30 others.

The question for already-beleaguered media outlets nationwide is when steps such as furloughs and reduced work schedules can be lifted.