Yet another state audit takes the Department of Health to task over its deposit beverage program. It's time for the ...

For decades, one of the state's main agencies to help the public has been understaffed and lacking in authority.

Politics, policy and public affairs as seen through the eyes of our political cartoonist.

This is all part of a one-year celebration of the park’s 10th anniversary, also launched by Ogura, which started with a ...

Last month, Civil Beat published a Community Voice that called for the governor to veto the passage of Senate Bill 1322, ...

A new state fire marshal and a Big Island nonprofit will take the lead on preparing communities for fires and reducing risks.

Developers of much-needed affordable housing are supposed to get permits approved or denied within three months. It's taking ...

A dishonest public worker and his partners slurped up millions of dollars by illegally manipulating a complex system of ...

The State Historic Preservation Division hasn't adequately explained why it now supports the stairs' removal, the suit says.

With real-time simulations and a high-tech shooting range, the Kauaʻi Police Department hopes to quadruple weapons drills.

The state must spend millions to see if more electricity can be produced using heat deep under the earth. And it will have to convince residents to support such an effort.

The number of residents who die each year is surprising, even to lifeguards. And the danger is not limited to inexperienced ...