Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2023
Housing Authority Wants To Dump Evicted Tenants’ Things More Quickly
Evicted tenants would have 14 days to claim belongings
Jeremy Hay/Civil Beat/2025
Oʻahu Public Housing Tenants Promised Relocation Help Hit Dead-Ends
Boarded-up apartments. Wrong numbers. Homes already occupied or far from jobs, doctors and schools. Kūhiō Park Terrace residents in Phase 1 of the teardown are angry and bewildered as the Hawaiʻi Public Housing Authority moves to relocate them.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2023
Data Dive: Consumers Sacrifice To Pay Hawaiʻi’s Record Electric Bills
Report: A third of the state’s residents cut back to have enough for electric bill.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Immigration Crackdown Begins In Hawaiʻi As Advocates, Lawmakers Push Back
Legislation to protect the undocumented, including a bill to prevent local law enforcement from working with immigration agents, will be heard in the Capitol on Wednesday.
Jeremy Hay
Struggling To Survive: Hawaiʻi Residents Take On Debt, Think About Leaving
Report: More people having trouble getting by are on neighbor islands.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat
Solving Hawaiʻi’s Housing Crisis Front And Center In New Legislative Session
Zoning regulations, use of public funds to spur housing construction are among different approaches to addressing housing needs on the agenda in 2025 session.
David Croxford/Civil Beat/2024
Is Hawaiʻi’s Historic Investment In Affordable Housing Paying Off?
Two years ago, the state made a record investment in affordable rental housing. Results so far are both encouraging and sobering.