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Only 2 1/2 months remain until the Democratic primary. Between that race and rail’s challenges, something’s got to give.

Keeping Hawaii in the dark on agriculture’s use of toxic pesticides feeds fears and anxieties. That needs to change.

The bill would leverage a new FBI tool to quickly update records of gun owners who’ve been busted and may not be allowed to possess a firearm.

House and Senate members must not recess for Memorial Day until they properly fund the fight against the fast-spreading virus.

Why doesn’t anyone seem to want to be the new executive director of the State of Hawaii’s Ethics Commission?

Costs that may surpass $8.1 billion and a new board member’s likely conflicts of interest spell trouble. Is the project around the bend?

Hawaii is ready to allow terminally ill patients to bring their lives to a pain-saving end.

The Thirty Meter Telescope dispute may become one of many to gain access to an expedited appeal process that should still safeguard litigants and the public.

A loophole letting hosts illegally offer campsites on public beaches as vacation rentals is reason enough to reject this problematic bill.

Lawmakers didn’t address all the issues Hawaii needed, but on school AC, affordable housing and more, they made a welcome difference.