Honolulu Civil Beat: Ed Case’s Budget Stance Is Undermining Biden’s Agenda
Opinion article co-written by Indivisible leadership - founder Lisa H. Gibson, treasurer Ray Markey, and secretary Martha Nakajima.
Indivisible Hawai'i in the media
West Hawaii Today: ‘We’re watching a coup in real time’
Nationwide protest in opposition to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, President Donald Trump, and his adminstration's ties to Project 2025
West Hawaii Today: Residents, commissioners weigh in on search for next police chief
11 candidates for the Hawaii Police Department’s vacant chief position will
receive invitations to be interviewed in January 2026.
Hawai’i Public Radio: Advocacy groups rally together for progressive tax measures
The Tax Fairness Coalition, including Indivisible Hawaiʻi, rallied at the Legislature urging passage of HB 1850 to tax capital gains as regular income.
U.S. News: People in Crisis Still Keep Their Guns. Can Hawaiʻi Change That?
Despite a 40% rise in gun deaths, Hawaiʻi's red flag law has been used just 13 times in six years, prompting lawmakers to push HB 2062.
Civil Beat: People In Crisis Still Keep Their Guns. Can Hawaiʻi Change That?
Despite a 40% rise in gun deaths, Hawaiʻi's rarely used red flag law is prompting lawmakers to push HB 2062 to raise awareness and expand access.
Star Advertiser: Honolulu City Council approves HPD transparency resolution
The Honolulu City Council voted 8-0 to commend HPD for transparency policies requiring officers to identify themselves amid ICE controversy.
Hawai’i Public Radio: Elections officer could get more protection from political firing attempts
A Hawaiʻi Senate bill aims to protect the Chief Elections Officer from politically motivated removal, after Republican-led attempts to oust Scott Nago.
Civil Beat: Maui Cops Could Still Aid Feds Despite Council Immigration Concerns
The Maui Council killed Bill 92 renewing its FBI task force agreement, but the existing deal remains, frustrating Maui Indivisible activists.
Civil Beat: National Fight Over Immigration Enforcement Roils Maui County
Maui Council members, pushed by Maui Indivisible, turned against renewing the police department's FBI agreement amid Trump immigration fears.
Hawai’i News Now: Vigil, protest commemorates victims of Minneapolis shootings, ICE detainees
Hawaiʻi residents held vigils in Honolulu and Hilo honoring victims of Minneapolis ICE shootings, demanding an end to mass deportations
Civil Beat: 365 Days Of Donald Trump And The Effect On Hawaiʻi
Denby Fawcett examines Trump's first year back in office and its toll on Hawaiʻi — from $3 billion in lost federal funds to rising protests.
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