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Host Chad Blair dives into the biggest stories of the week and what they mean for the people of Hawaii. He's joined by Civil Beat reporters who share their insights on issues they cover. Guests often include public officials, civic leaders and members of the community for a roundtable discussion on the hottest topics in Hawaii.
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A nearly $8 million project will take the Hawaiian approach to land management and apply it to busy parts of town.
Gary Simon has been involved in issues relating to seniors for years.
Voting rights, fair elections and a crisis of confidence in government are as relevant now as they were during the tumultuous 1960s and 1970s.
The end of the school year is a time when many children and teens exhibit heightened problems and more frequent thoughts of suicide.
A historic house in Honolulu sets the scene for a discussion of how the humanities can help address global warming.
Marielena Hincapie, head of the National Immigration Law Center, said it is a time of great fear and trauma in many immigrant communities.
We discuss legislation that would prohibit the intentional killing of sharks and manta rays in Hawaii waters.
First Lap helps former inmates make successful transitions — with no government funding.
Public health advocate Trish La Chica talks about legislative efforts to keep young people healthier.
Social issues, the environment and public safety including homelessness top the District 4 candidate's concerns.
The Honolulu City Council candidate discussed his upcoming rematch with Trevor Ozawa for the District 4 seat.
Senate communications director Richard Rapoza says if people watched more closely how the chamber functions, they might be impressed.
A Senate bill would help by establishing a private-sector retirement savings program. But some employers are opposing it.
Honolulu's CrimeStoppers program offers cash rewards for tips that pan out. And its annual dinner to raise money for those rewards is coming up.
The Hawaii state senator from the Big Island is highly critical of opponent Tulsi Gabbard's meeting with Syrian president Assad.
The AAUW offers scholarships to help women and girls mitigate the wage gap, which has only widened locally.
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