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Civil Beat Is Ramping Up Its Neighbor Islands Coverage With New Full-Time Reporters - Vimarsana News

Civil Beat Is Ramping Up Its Neighbor Islands Coverage With New Full-Time Reporters

We're beefing up on Maui first, so expect to see much more enterprise reporting from that island starting this week. Big Island and Kauai coming soon.

US Request For More Bigeye Tuna Denied By Pacific Commission - Vimarsana News

US Request For More Bigeye Tuna Denied By Pacific Commission

Wespac Executive Director Kitty Simonds expressed her disappointment, saying the council had been trying for six years to negotiate an increase.

Mānoa Hawaiian language speakers translate headline news stories | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Mānoa Hawaiian language speakers translate headline news stories | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Mainstream media in Hawaiʻi are helping to propel the state’s mother tongue by incorporating the once-banned language into Hawaiʻi’s news. Award-winning investigative news website, Honolulu Civil Beat, has announced ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language) speakers from the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Kawaihuelani Center for Hawaiian Language will translate stories published by its reporters. The special project, Ka Ulana Pilina, is privately funded and will first feature the translation of a small collection of past Civil Beat stories into Hawaiian. After that, at least one news st...

Source: hawaii.edu
Civil Beat Is Now Translating Some Stories Into Hawaiian - Vimarsana News

Civil Beat Is Now Translating Some Stories Into Hawaiian

The special project, Ka Ulana Pilina, aspires to serve the community by creating an inclusive space for Hawaiian language readers.