Molokaʻi

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Molokaʻi Residents Fight To Keep Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Off Their Island Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024

Molokaʻi Residents Fight To Keep Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle Off Their Island

As the invasive pest shows up on all the other Main Hawaiian Islands, residents of Molokaʻi say the state is not doing enough to ensure they don’t meet the same fate.

Hawaiʻi Consumer Advocate Pushes Back Against Young Brothers’ Rate Hike Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Hawaiʻi Consumer Advocate Pushes Back Against Young Brothers’ Rate Hike

The state watchdog could get behind a more modest increase if public utility regulators investigate the interisland shipper’s relationship with its parent company.

Sandwich Isles Cut Services To Hawaiian Homelands Despite Orders Not To David Croxford/Civil Beat/2023

Sandwich Isles Cut Services To Hawaiian Homelands Despite Orders Not To

Updated: State regulators are set to decide Monday what penalties, if any, the company should face.

Kalaupapa Tours Remain Shut Down 4 Years After Pandemic Closure Brittany Lyte/Civil Beat/2023

Kalaupapa Tours Remain Shut Down 4 Years After Pandemic Closure

One would-be tour provider said the National Park Service has revoked the application process for companies that want to reinstate tours of the isolated peninsula on Molokai.

Man Arrested On Molokai After Army Base Lockdown Was A Soldier Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019

Man Arrested On Molokai After Army Base Lockdown Was A Soldier

How the suspect managed to fly from Oahu to Molokai remains unclear.

Molokai Family Sues Over Police Killing Of Man With A Machete Ludwig Laab/Civil Beat/2021

Molokai Family Sues Over Police Killing Of Man With A Machete

The lawsuit says body cam footage shows Nathaniel Naki was not acting in a threatening manner when he was shot to death.

Electric Seagliders Could Come To Hawaii As Soon As 2026 Courtesy of Regent

Electric Seagliders Could Come To Hawaii As Soon As 2026

But Mokulele Airlines’ new parent company says interisland travelers will start to see improvements in service much sooner than that.

Troubling Trajectory Of Hawaii Newspapers Has ‘Deep Implications’ For Democracy Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Troubling Trajectory Of Hawaii Newspapers Has ‘Deep Implications’ For Democracy

Ongoing cutbacks at local publications mean there are fewer watchdogs for the public’s interest.

Biden Officials Had To Charter A Plane So They Wouldn’t Get Stuck On Molokai Marina Riker/Civil Beat/2023

Biden Officials Had To Charter A Plane So They Wouldn’t Get Stuck On Molokai

The group didn’t trust Mokulele Airlines’ scheduled flights, underscoring the difficulties island residents have accessing health care and other services.