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$50M state budget item at center of transparency debate - Vimarsana News

$50M state budget item at center of transparency debate

An effort to fund initial construction of an elaborate state, county and federal first-­responder agency campus on Oahu survived a contentious and somewhat opaque legislative budgetary practice this year.

Here are all the positive environmental stories from 2022 - Vimarsana News

Here are all the positive environmental stories from 2022

We're going to be regularly updating this page with good news about our planet in an effort to combat climate anxiety.

Former Gov. Abercrombie among interim UH regent appointees - Vimarsana News

Former Gov. Abercrombie among interim UH regent appointees

The inclusion of outspoken former Gov. Neil Abercrombie among three people appointed to the University of Hawaii Board of Regents is seen by observers as bearing potential to cause at least some shift in the measured culture of the board, and in the university’s fractured relationship with some state senators.

On Politics: Homelessness persists here, despite govs' attempts - Vimarsana News

On Politics: Homelessness persists here, despite govs' attempts

Hawaii’s governors may live in Hawaii’s most expensive and identifiable public housing, but worrying about housing is still a top-of-mind concern for recent Washington Place occupants.

State funds for late rent, mediation to be revisited - Vimarsana News

State funds for late rent, mediation to be revisited

The bill followed a temporary halt to evictions that also mandated widely praised mediation between landlords and tenants who got behind on their rent as Hawaii’s economy nearly stalled during the pandemic when tourism all but dried up.