HomeAid Hawaii’s Kalaeloa kauhale housing project in West Oahu has 37 tiny permanent homes. How does the kauhale concept fit in with the larger problem of housing the homeless? Read more
What was the origin and purpose of the Kupu ‘Aina Corps? Read more
Alan Johnson, the president of the Hina Mauka addiction treatment center, sees an increase in patients and more complex conditions. Read more
What is the organization’s current stance in the controversy over the Red Hill fuel storage tanks? Read more
How will the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association (NaHHA) work with the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority (HTA) and community groups to bring tourists a more authentic, regenerative experience? Read more
How do you assess the future for astronomy at the Maunakea reserve, given all the conflict over the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) project and observatories in general? Read more
How have journalism and critical thinking on public issues in Hawaii’s high schools evolved since you and Eunica Escalante wrote the first “Raise Your Hand” youth column on March 7, 2016? Read more
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What is the status of the relief workers for Queen’s? What other solutions to the hospital caseload are being tried? Read more
How have safety protocols changed for flight attendants since COVID-19 emerged? Read more
Besides the work on rent and utility assistance, what CNHA programs have an impact on non-Hawaiians as well as Native Hawaiians? Read more
Question: How have police officers in Hawaii adapted to the use of body cameras, security cameras and people with cellphones shooting video at crime scenes Read more
How many households and total clients have been housed through Oahu Housing Now (OHN)? Read more
Development of the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District (NASED) seems to have grown more complicated and costly, drawing unfavorable comparisons to Honolulu’s rail project. Why should the public believe in this project? Read more
From rent help and business grants to other pandemic-relief efforts, the city Office of Economic Revitalization has its hands full. Executive director Amy Asselbaye answers questions about her office’s pandemic-relief efforts. Read more
What have you and the city done so far to change Honolulu’s approach to homelessness? Read more
We don’t hear as much about the “sustainability” part of your agency’s mission. How will the office address it? Read more
What is the outlook of high school sports for the rest of this year, as the pandemic eases up? Read more
What kind of waste and unjustified billing have you identified in the project? Read more
What is Hawaii Unemployment Updates & Support Group, exactly? And what’s a hot topic of group discussion? Read more