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The four members appointed by lawmakers rarely show up, weakening promised legislative oversight on a project that is wildly over budget.

We can’t stop tourists from flying here, but we can control where they stay and what they do.

And while we’re at it, general election day should no longer be a state holiday.

The commission mishandled its role in the Kealoha corruption case, demonstrating the need for a higher level of integrity and accountability than political appointees are providing.

President Donald Trump would be wise to use Defense Department money to clean up base housing before he spends it on a border wall.

In thwarting the will of a unanimous Legislature, the governor ignored a state audit that found big problems with the way authorities confiscate property.

The recent conviction of a former deputy prosecutor underscores the need for new blood in the city office.

The sordid chronicle of corruption and conspiracy at the highest levels of law enforcement demands greater vigilance from us all.

Many good bills will become law. But a few measures on the chopping block deserve a second look.

Developers and builders must be incentivized to construct more affordable housing — and not just as a percentage of units in condo towers.