Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Hawaiian Home Lands Broadband Customers Say The Service Has Been Bad For Years
State regulators and the governor stopped the communications company from cutting off phone and internet services over the weekend.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
DHHL Tells Beneficiaries To Ditch Sandwich Isles Communications Service
The company says that encouraging homesteaders to go to other service providers has driven down revenues.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Millions In Grants To Nonprofits Put On Hold After OHA Board Raises Concerns About Fairness
The board has until June 30 to decide how to better distribute the money.
U.S. Air Force
The Air Force Wants To Build 7 New Telescopes On Maui To Track Space Debris
The plans for the project on Haleakala’s summit drew significant opposition last week during public scoping meetings that are part of the environmental review process.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2023
To Engage Students In Math, Educators Try Connecting It To Their Culture
‘Ethnomathematics’ proponents argue that math instruction is overly abstract and disconnected from student experience.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2024
Hawaii Governor Will Take ‘Unilateral Action’ To Restore Historic Wetland In Lahaina
With legislative efforts dead this session, Native Hawaiian leaders remain encouraged by what they’re hearing from elected officials and seeing on the ground.
Prince Kuhio’s ‘Remarkable Impact’ — How His Legacy Shaped Hawaii Today
As we celebrate Kuhio Day, learn how the prince and congressman captivated the attention of people worldwide and left an outsized impact on Hawaii.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Executive Director Named For Mauna Kea Oversight Authority
John De Fries is a former president and chief executive officer of the Hawaii Tourism Authority.
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Jonathan Okamura: Remembering Kekuni Blaisdell For His Aloha To Others
Blaisdell staunchly advocated for the health needs of Native Hawaiians and was an early and strong supporter of their independence.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023
Hawaiian Homelands Chair Embarks On ‘Aggressive’ Agenda At Legislature
Kali Watson is asking lawmakers for more time to spend $600 million for Native Hawaiian homesteads as well as more influence.