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But the state still needs to write rules to put Hawaii’s program in place. And Gov. Ige needs to free up $400,000 to help it along.

The biological and cultural reasons to grow the monument to nearly 600,000 square miles are solid. Don’t worry: Ahi will still be on the menu.

The selection of ACLU Hawaii’s Daniel Gluck elevates an experienced advocate for the public interest when strong leadership is deeply needed.

Giving home caregivers the knowledge they need to help discharged patients heal makes good sense and will benefit not just seniors, but everyone.

Change is coming not out of gridlocked Washington, but from places such as Honolulu and Sacramento

Chuck Totto spoke truth to power and looked out for the public’s interest in an environment where neither was appreciated.

Last week’s state Supreme Court ruling on 12 serious misconduct cases makes one thing clear: There’s no blanket right of confidentiality.

Don’t call it a horse race or a beauty pageant. Make a sober evaluation, and do it based on the facts, the positions and the merits of the race.

An article featuring the mayor’s frank description of sidewalk sit-lie bans details a strategy driven by dollars rather than humanity.

Session after session, legislators shy away from passing basic police reforms. They have a duty to act.