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Weyer has the distinction of being both sidelined by the council majority and running unopposed for reelection.
This is the third time the two candidates have faced off in court over this city council seat. This is the third time the two candidates have faced off in court over this city council seat.
By: Erin Nolan, Matthew Leonard, Blaze Lovell, Nick Grube, Ben Angarone, Jeremy Hay
Ka Ulana Pilina Archives
By: Ben Angarone
Honolulu council member Tyler Dos Santos-Tam, a prolific introducer of bills and longtime political insider, is being challenged by city worker Corey Morihara in his bid for reelection.
For the past few years, Honolulu City Council member Tyler Dos Santos-Tam has passed more legislation than any of his other colleagues.
By: Ben Angarone
Three years after opening, the city's Skyline transit system has endured its share of operational hiccups.
By: Ben Angarone
Council member Val Okimoto has charged into public disputes against powerful members of the city administration.
By: Ben Angarone
Constituent correspondence and campaign material is sometimes hard to tell apart. Constituent correspondence and campaign material is sometimes hard to tell apart.
By: Blaze Lovell, Ben Angarone, Jeremy Hay, Nick Grube, Megan Tagami, Matthew Leonard, Makana Eyre
Our Ka Ulana Pilina project publishes local news in the Hawaiian language. New article translated into ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i every week from Honolulu Civil Beat.
By: Ben Angarone
Almost all of Oʻahu's traffic during the tsunami warning was unnecessary, the report said. Almost all of Oʻahu's traffic during the tsunami warning was unnecessary, the report said.
