Ben Angarone is a reporter for Civil Beat. He specializes in government and politics, focusing on public transportation, elections, and housing market issues, while also covering broader themes of culture and society. His work has been featured in various outlets, including the Associated Press and Military Times.
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Honolulu, United States (Local)
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By: Ben Angarone
Three years after opening, the city's Skyline transit system has endured its share of operational hiccups.
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.
By: Ben Angarone
The sidewalk along Queen's Beach continues to collapse into the sand. The sidewalk along Queen's Beach continues to collapse into the sand.
The decision may mark the end of a protracted battle over how to handle the island's thousands of empty homes in the midst of a severe housing crisis.
By: Ben Angarone
The Blangiardi administration is concerned about a significant hit to city revenue. The Blangiardi administration is concerned about a significant hit to city revenue.
By: Ben Angarone
It's unclear what this means for voters who have already voted for Tommy Waters in the primary election.
By: Ben Angarone
The two most recent proposals to tax empty homes in Honolulu have each failed to advance by just one vote.
By: Ben Angarone
The two most recent proposals to tax empty homes in Honolulu have each failed to advance by just one vote.
