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Naka Nathaniel: The Fight For Hawaii’s Soul Comes Down To Money, Rules And Aloha The frontlines range from the road to Capitol meeting rooms, but it’s the actions we take regardless of venue that make all the difference.

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Ben Lowenthal: Hawaii Just Won’t Give Up Its Harsh Civil Asset Forfeiture Laws Police can seize property without a court process if they suspect it is connected to a crime or poses a danger.

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Danny De Gracia: The Modernized Barbers Point Facility Should Become A Hub For Hawaii Government We can put all our administrative buildings and add capabilities to our operations by investing in this space instead of neglecting it.

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Beth Fukumoto: Why Isn’t The Legislature Doing More To Address Hawaii’s High Cost Of Living? While our budget isn’t as tight now as it was in previous years, we have limited resources and a lot of priorities.

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Neal Milner: Those Who Choose To Leave Hawaii Don’t Have The Luxury Of Waiting For Policy Fixes When your kids are growing up and grandparents are going from caregivers to care needers, affordable housing means affordable now.

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The Scars Of The Civil War Arrived In Hawaii Along With Many Of The Men Who Fought Hawaii became home to many veterans of the war between the North and the South. The islands’ close ties to New England put Hawaii on the side of the Union.

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‘A Foul Nest Of Wrong And Corruption’: U.S. Consuls In Hawaii Profited Off The Dead In 1860, the State Department became so concerned about the behavior of the men who had been sent to represent the U.S. in the Kingdom of Hawaii it ordered a secret investigation.

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Helping our Maui ohana recover from last year’s disastrous wildfires is paramount. But the only way to do that without hiking taxes or going into massive debt is to cut state spending.

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This is a Civil Defense Severe Weather update for Monday 02-09-2026 at 03:32 PM

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GOVERNOR GREEN ANNOUNCES REOPENING OF STATE OPERATIONS FOR TUESDAY, FEB. 10

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Hawaiʻi County to Resume Normal Operations on Tuesday

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A Statewide Brown Water Advisory has been issued.

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‘This Is What Community Looks Like’: Snowplow Vigilante Clears Streets For Free

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Will Bailey: What A Homelessness Count Can — And Can’t — See In East Hawaiʻi Homelessness is a shifting set of responses to distance, scarcity, and history — shaped as much by geography as by policy.

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Honolulu ‘Hell-Hole’ Building Now Without Water Despite the deteriorating condition of the building, embattled Honolulu developer Chad Waters is defending his record of managing 1136 Union Mall.

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‘Incredibly Frustrating’: Affordable Oʻahu Rentals Sit Empty For 10 Months As the city housing program behind it comes under the microscope, the Makiki building has struggled to clear the last bureaucratic hurdles.

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Long-vacant state jobs targeted by lawmakers

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Global tourism rivals start to gain ground amid flat growth

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Naka Nathaniel: The Fight For Hawaii’s Soul Comes Down To Money, Rules And Aloha The frontlines range from the road to Capitol meeting rooms, but it’s the actions we take regardless of venue that make all the difference.

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Naka Nathaniel: Get Ready For An ‘Eruption’ Of Attention To Hawaii From This Soon-To-Be Bestseller The book by Michael Crichton and James Patterson doesn’t do much to capture local sensibilities — with one important exception.

Ben Lowenthal: Hawaii Just Won’t Give Up Its Harsh Civil Asset Forfeiture Laws Police can seize property without a court process if they suspect it is connected to a crime or poses a danger.

Danny De Gracia: The Modernized Barbers Point Facility Should Become A Hub For Hawaii Government We can put all our administrative buildings and add capabilities to our operations by investing in this space instead of neglecting it.

Beth Fukumoto: Why Isn’t The Legislature Doing More To Address Hawaii’s High Cost Of Living? While our budget isn’t as tight now as it was in previous years, we have limited resources and a lot of priorities.

Neal Milner: Those Who Choose To Leave Hawaii Don’t Have The Luxury Of Waiting For Policy Fixes When your kids are growing up and grandparents are going from caregivers to care needers, affordable housing means affordable now.

The Scars Of The Civil War Arrived In Hawaii Along With Many Of The Men Who Fought Hawaii became home to many veterans of the war between the North and the South. The islands’ close ties to New England put Hawaii on the side of the Union.

‘A Foul Nest Of Wrong And Corruption’: U.S. Consuls In Hawaii Profited Off The Dead In 1860, the State Department became so concerned about the behavior of the men who had been sent to represent the U.S. in the Kingdom of Hawaii it ordered a secret investigation.

Helping our Maui ohana recover from last year’s disastrous wildfires is paramount. But the only way to do that without hiking taxes or going into massive debt is to cut state spending.

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This is a Civil Defense Severe Weather update for Monday 02-09-2026 at 03:32 PM

GOVERNOR GREEN ANNOUNCES REOPENING OF STATE OPERATIONS FOR TUESDAY, FEB. 10

Hawaiʻi County to Resume Normal Operations on Tuesday

A Statewide Brown Water Advisory has been issued.

‘This Is What Community Looks Like’: Snowplow Vigilante Clears Streets For Free

Will Bailey: What A Homelessness Count Can — And Can’t — See In East Hawaiʻi Homelessness is a shifting set of responses to distance, scarcity, and history — shaped as much by geography as by policy.

Honolulu ‘Hell-Hole’ Building Now Without Water Despite the deteriorating condition of the building, embattled Honolulu developer Chad Waters is defending his record of managing 1136 Union Mall.

‘Incredibly Frustrating’: Affordable Oʻahu Rentals Sit Empty For 10 Months As the city housing program behind it comes under the microscope, the Makiki building has struggled to clear the last bureaucratic hurdles.

Long-vacant state jobs targeted by lawmakers

Global tourism rivals start to gain ground amid flat growth

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