text:  You're tuned to The Conversation here on Hawaii Public Radio. I'm Catherine Cruz. Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi signed a bill into law that tightens up the city's gift laws. Previously, city workers could accept gifts of up to $200 in a year, but now that is lowered to $50. It comes after the indictments of city workers with the Department of Planning and Permitting dating to 2021. The mayor hopes to improve perception about public corruption.