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Overdue Reform Or Underhanded Deal? Here’s What’s In Manchin’s Permitting Bill
It’s unclear how big of an effect the bill will have on construction timelines, or how it will benefit fossil fuel projects compared to renewables.
U.S. Justice Department/2021
Hawaii Proud Boys Founder Pleads Guilty To Role In Jan. 6 Riot
Nicholas Ochs faces up to 20 years in prison for the charge of obstruction of an official proceeding.
U.S. Congress/2022
Rep. Kahele Visits Taiwan With Congressional Colleagues
Meeting with President Tsai reaffirmed “unwavering commitment” to supporting Democracy, says Hawaii delegate.
Nick Grube/Civil Beat/2022
Senate Democrats Pass ‘Historic’ Climate, Healthcare And Tax Bill
There’s more than $370 billion for energy and climate programs, including a $25 million set aside for Native Hawaiian communities.
Nick Grube/Civil Beat/2019
Hirono, Schatz Want Term Limits For US Supreme Court
Legislation calls for a new justice to take the bench every two years and spend 18 years in active service.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Can Patrick Branco’s Mainland Backers Buy Him A Seat In Congress?
The freshman legislator is a newcomer to Hawaii politics, but super PACs with special interests in Washington have spent more than $1 million trying to get him elected.
Nick Grube/Civil Beat/2020
Kai Kahele Could Have Trouble Financing His Run For Governor
The congressman says his gubernatorial campaign will be grassroots-funded but he’s raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from special interests in the past.
Nick Grube/Civil Beat/2020
Raking It In: Hawaii’s Federal Delegation Brought More Than $265 Million To The State
Fiscal year 2022 was the first budget cycle in more than a decade in which lawmakers were able to secure funding for pet projects in their states and districts.
U.S. Marshals Service
Biden Nominates Ex-KPD Officer To Lead US Marshals Office In Hawaii
Michael Contrades was named as a defendant in a federal lawsuit that settled for $1.8 million.
Nick Grube/Civil Beat/2021
Conservative Group Targets Kahele Over Possible Ethics Violations
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust says the congressman was clearly attending political events in Hawaii instead of casting votes in person in D.C.