Anita Hofschneider
Honolulu Civil Beat
Honolulu, HI, United States
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Scientists Find A New Black Coral 'Hidden In Plain Sight' In The Pacific
Scientists say there are still many undiscovered species in the Pacific and caution against moving forward with deep sea mining activities. → Read More
'The Stakes Are High': Why The Navy Doesn't Want To Defuel The Red Hill Tanks
The Red Hill water crisis is stretching the Navy's overstretched resources, experts say. → Read More
State Finds Red Hill Contamination Far Above Health Thresholds For Drinking Water
City’s Halawa shaft isn't contaminated but could be closed for years. → Read More
Native Hawaiians Grapple With The Mental Toll Of The Delta Surge
The pandemic has been bad for mental health overall, exacerbating anxiety in particular. → Read More
Hawaii Fines Embry Health $207K For Unregulated Covid Tests
The Arizona-based company vowed to work with Hawaii regulators. → Read More
Hawaii’s Pandemic Crisis Care Plan Raises Legal And Ethical Concerns
National experts say that Hawaii could face federal scrutiny due to the wording of the plan. → Read More
Disabled People With Covid-19 Face A Tangled Web Of Obstacles
One family has struggled to get their Covid-positive loved one to dialysis. → Read More
Kaiser Resumes Paying All Covid Costs In Hawaii As Hospitalizations Rise
Health officials reported 845 new coronavirus cases and four more deaths on Friday. → Read More
Most Hawaii Hospitals Delay Non-Emergency Procedures As Pandemic Worsens
Non-Covid patients are casualties of swelling coronavirus hospitalizations. → Read More
Hawaii Greenlights Large Events Amid Surge In Covid Cases
Big events are still happening in Hawaii even as hospital ICUs fill up. → Read More
Tech Problems Lead To Undercount In Hawaii COVID Cases
It's the second time the state's coronavirus count has been interrupted in two weeks. → Read More
Study: Wealthy Out-Of-State Renters Are Driving The Market In Honolulu
Short-term leases also are much more popular among people looking for rentals in Honolulu, a study shows. → Read More
Hawaii’s Recent Spike In COVID-19 Cases Will Continue to Rise, Officials Say
Hawaii health officials urged everyone to get vaccinated. → Read More
Hawaii Health Department Whistleblower Sues State After Getting Fired
Jennifer Smith wants her job back and says she was denied due process. → Read More
Native Hawaiian Educator And Activist Haunani-Kay Trask Dies
The Indigenous poet, author, scholar and teacher died in Honolulu at age 71. → Read More
Hawaii Is Bringing Back Its Health Equity Office As Pandemic Highlights Disparities
The office will be reestablished with the help of nearly $25 million in federal funds. → Read More
Hawaii State Hospital Unveils Gleaming New 144-Bed Facility With A Dark Legacy
The new facility will be safer for both staff and patients, officials said. → Read More
Legislative Negotiators Agree To End Payday Loans In Hawaii By 2022
The bill would replace the high-interest loans with installment loans that have lower fees. → Read More
LGBTQ Parents May Get Help When Having A Baby In Hawaii
The House passed a bill Tuesday to establish a task force to try to make it easier for queer parents to establish parentage at birth. → Read More
The Pandemic Is Hitting Hawaii's Filipino Community Hard
The virus has sickened Filipinos disproportionately and led to widespread job losses. → Read More