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By James Prichard; Pacific Business News; November 11, 2016 The Obama administration has given up on the idea of Congress ratifying the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, part [...]

By Rui Kenya; Civil Beat; October 13, 2016 In her first debate with Donald Trump last month, Hillary Clinton broached a subject that’s rarely brought up during presidential elections: for-profit [...]

By Duane Shimogawa; Pacific Business News; September 23, 2016 All areas on Oahu are being considered for a new facility that would replace the aging and overcrowding current Oahu Community [...]

We were so grateful to have Oahu Community Correctional Center Adult Correctional Officer IV Kalani Werner accompany us during our last round of Section 8 meetings on Oahu. There, he really made [...]

By Kirsten Downey; Civil Beat; September 21, 2016 When the clock struck midnight, the applications for Section 8 rental assistance started pouring in to the Hawaii Public Housing Authority. [...]

By Sophie Cocke; Honolulu Advertiser; September 20, 2016 The Honolulu Fish Auction will ban any longline vessel from selling catch at its Pier 38 location beginning Oct. 1 if the boat owner or [...]

By MARTHA MENDOZA and MARGIE MASON; Associated Press; Sep. 8, 2016 HONOLULU (AP) — Pier 17 doesn’t even show up on most Honolulu maps. Cars whiz past it on their way to Waikiki’s [...]

By Sophie Cocke; Honolulu Advertiser; September 21, 2016 As the state moves forward on a legislative directive to find a new location for Oahu’s severely overcrowded jail in Kalihi, the director [...]

Christine Donnelly; Honolulu Advertiser Kokua Line; September 12, 2016 Question: Is the free lunch program only for public schools? I’m wondering because we are thinking of sending our daughter [...]

By David Shapiro; Honolulu Advertiser; August 28, 2016 It’s the last Sunday in August and time to “flASHback” on the month’s news that amused and confused: >> Hawaii had record low turnout [...]