Wealthy residents are looking to use their resources to stop the Planning Commission-approved gap housing project targeted for locals in Kōloa.
Hawaiian Home Lands Chair Kali Watson continues to fail Native Hawaiians.
In another classic case of Not-In-My-Back-Yard or NIMBY, today’s Civil Beat reports that residents are opposing a 148-unit housing project in Kōloa targeted for locals.
The Board of Education approving a fat pay raise for Superintendent Keith Hayashi, bumping his salary from $249,600 to nearly $295,000.
The DOE can’t even explain where the money went.
The Hawaiʻi Commission on Salaries quietly approved large pay increases for lawmakers, judges, and top executives.
