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Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2016
Honolulu’s Innovative Idea For More Solar Power
Honolulu Bill 46 aims to encourage new rooftop solar by allowing 12-foot high canopies with solar panels on top and gardens and gathering spacies underneath.
Courtesy: Drudi Johnston
Honolulu Historic Preservation Bill Is Gaining Traction
Losses of historic sites, including the destruction of the home that inspired the song "Aloha Oe," have spurred support for a city agency to monitor and protect Oahu's ancient places.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
The Struggle Over Towering Wind Farms Is At The Center Of A Honolulu City Council Debate
People don't want to live in the shadow of industrial wind turbines. But the state wants to switch to renewable energy soon. So where do you put them?
Kokua Council/2022
Honolulu Elections: The Race Is On To Represent Downtown
District 6 covers the area from downtown to Iwilei and spans mauka to Nuuanu.
Ludwig Laab/Civil Beat/2022
A Major Overhaul Of Honolulu Land-Use Rules Has Been Quietly Advancing. Now, Some Say Not So Fast
The wide-ranging bill would change zoning rules for thousands of Oahu properties. But it has gone largely unnoticed until now.
Kokua Council/2022
Weyer, Rothman Debate In Race To Represent North Shore On Oahu
It's a tight competition to replace council member Heidi Tsuneyoshi, who unsuccessfully ran for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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The ‘FCKBLM’ License Plate Holder Says Honolulu Is Violating His Free Speech Rights
Edward Odquina has filed a lawsuit against the City and County of Honolulu for revoking a license plate officials issued and later decided was offensive.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
Why Honolulu Is Trying To Put The Brakes On Some Personalized License Plates
City officials have changed policies and procedures for issuing vanity license plates after issuing one with the message "FCKBLM," but they don't seem able to reclaim the offensive one.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Honolulu City Council Candidates Spend Big Bucks On Campaigns As Primary Nears
Ron Menor, Makua Rothman and Tyler Dos Santos-Tam led in fundraising and spending in each of their races last month, according to campaign finance reports.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
Candidates For Honolulu’s District 6 Vow To Tackle Housing, Corruption And Crime
Community and family ties run deep for the seven candidates vying to represent downtown Honolulu and its surrounding urban areas.