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February 27, 2022
Some bills before the Legislature would help -- for instance, by reducing copying fees. Others are bad ideas that would blow holes in the public's right to know.
February 22, 2022
The bill would roll back a Hawaii Supreme Court ruling that opened up many records to the public, including draft documents and records that show how an agency came to a decision.
February 21, 2022
Meanwhile, the Legislature is considering further changes to the Sunshine Law, including requiring that video livestreams be archived.
February 17, 2022
Students comply with COVID safety norms. Some complain closure of schools has affected their writing speed
January 18, 2022
Students can check the CBSE term-2 sample paper for the Information Practice examination below.
January 16, 2022
Technology experts say such a position is necessary to help government and the public better access and share critical information.
October 1, 2021
The ruling covers over 16 hours of footage taken from the cameras of 70 officers.
August 7, 2021
A new law also allows boards and commissions to meet remotely with members of the public even after emergency measures cease.
July 10, 2021
Toby Martyn Resigns As HART Board Chair Amid Latest Rail Upheaval - Honolulu Civil Beat Toby Martyn Resigns As HART Board Chair Amid Latest Rail Upheaval The move comes as the board faces scrutiny for its questionable handling of two recent consultant contract awards. Reading time: 3 minutes. Toby Martyn is resigning from the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation board after serving as its chairman for nearly the past two years. HART made the announcement via press release Friday afterno...
July 6, 2021
Hawaii Senate committee is scheduled to consider legislation that would allow the Hawaii Tourism Authority to withhold information from the public. Hawaii Senate committee is scheduled to consider legislation that would allow the Hawaii Tourism Authority to withhold information from the public. The measure would allow the agency to hold back information that allegedly could place businesses at a competitive disadvantage or impair the authority’s ability to gather data. It also would allow the...