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In the weeks leading up to the trial of three men accused of defrauding the County of Hawaiʻi by scheming to acquire and then resell affordable housing credits, the U.S. District Court for the District of Hawaiʻi has seen a … Continued
Years before Hawaiʻi County housing official Alan Rudo became involved in the affordable housing schemes that led eventually to federal charges against him and three other individuals, the federal prosecutor is alleging that Rudo and two of the other men … Continued
Since December 12, 2023, Launiupoko Water Company, Inc., has been involved in a case before the state Public Utilities Commission, seeking approval for increased rates for its sale of potable water to its customers on agricultural lands in West Maui … Continued
Maui Land & Pine Hikes Water Rates, Leading to Complaint With PUC Kapalua, the resort community on Maui’s west side – dominated by hotels, condos, luxurious second homes inside gated subdivisions, and golf courses – depends on water. And nearly … Continued
In Memoriam: On March 5, Jonathan Starr passed away in Woodstock, New York. He will be remembered in Hawaiʻi for his advocacy for clean water and clean government. He chaired the Maui County Planning Commission and the Democratic Party, served … Continued
Board Members Question Progress Of Army Corps Ordnance Clearing At its April 11 meeting, the state Board of Land and Natural Resources approved a right-of-entry permit to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for remediation work on about 4,000 acres … Continued
A challenge to permits allowing a consulting company to conduct archaeological activities in Hawaiʻi was upheld last month by the Intermediate Court of Appeals. The decision by the ICA reversed the decisions of a Maui judge in cases brought by … Continued