Really? You’re Going To Let Mail-In Voting Die? Again?
But wait, there’s hope. Hawaii legislators have an opportunity to resurrect legislation that nearly passed just a year ago.
It’s Long Past Time To Allow Mobile Homes In Hawaii
Manufactured homes are a cheap, decent solution to ease our intolerable housing and homeless crises.
White House Must Back Off Census Change
The inclusion of a question on citizenship puts the country on a path back to a less progressive time.
The Silence On Sexual Harassment Needs To End
The downfall of a longtime lawmaker should shake up the culture that has been protecting bad behavior for too long.
Let’s Not Move So Fast On Waianae Camp Sweep
Hawaii’s leaders should do all they can to relocate the homeless ohana intact. They have earned our support.
This Time Hawaii Lawmakers Must Deliver On All-Mail Elections
Similar measures died in the Legislature the past three sessions. Let鈥檚 get it right in 2018.
Let’s Erase The Stain On Patsy Mink’s Legacy
Hawaii legislators and the Department of Education must move expeditiously to secure Title IX gender equity in school sports.
State Public Records Agency Needs A Hard 6-Month Deadline
Hawaii lawmakers should approve a measure forcing the Office of Information Practices to move much more quickly on public matters.
SHOPO V. Ballard: Don’t Let The Police Union Bully HPD’s New Chief
The police union’s complaint to the state Labor Board illustrates how hard it is to change the good old boy culture at the Honolulu Police Department.
Terminally Ill Have A Fundamental Right To End Their Suffering
It’s time for the Legislature to do the bidding of the vast majority of Hawaii voters and legalize medical aid in dying.