Privatization

By Maui Now; Maui Now; January 30, 2017 Senator Rosalyn Baker, D-6th District (South and West Maui) invites the public to attend a Talk Story on Saturday, Feb. 4, 2017, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at [...]

By Star Advertiser staff; Star Advertiser; January 24, 2017 Two state legislators from Hawaii island want to oust the state as manager of the Honokohau Small Boat Harbor. Currently under the [...]

By Andrew Gomes; Star Advertiser; January 5, 2017   The red garbage collection trucks of Rolloffs Hawaii will keep rolling for its roughly 2,000 Oahu customers, but under new ownership after [...]

The intent of our initial visit to the Sand Island baseyard in Honolulu was to find out more about nearly $1M in cost savings achieved by our very own “Team Clean”, responsible for maintaining [...]

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 [...]

September 9, 2016 A supplemental agreement to temper the impact of the transition from state employment to Maui Health Systems under Kaiser was signed Tuesday by the Governor and UPW State [...]

By Kevin Dayton; Honolulu Star Advertiser; August 24, 2016 An Oahu Circuit Court judge issued a temporary restraining order Monday to bar state officials from implementing a new law that would [...]

By Melissa Tanji; Maui News; August 20, 2016 The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way for the operational transfer of the quasi-public Maui County hospitals to Kaiser Permanente’s [...]

Matt Zapotosky & Chico Harlan; Washington Post; August 18, 2016 The Justice Department plans to end its use of private prisons after officials concluded the facilities are both less safe and [...]