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Facing eight felony and misdemeanor charges, the Big Island mayor should relinquish the eight months left on his term.

Efforts to address the city’s housing shortage are slowed to a crawl by petty squabbling. We need adults in the room.

Saturday’s Democratic presidential preference poll came up lacking in many ways. Elections are too important to be turned into an electoral amateur hour.

An immigrant herself, the Hawaii senator speaks out on the pitfalls of exclusion.

A fact-finding group calls on the state to collect better data on pesticide use and protect the public.

The Honolulu Police Commission’s job review of HPD Chief Louis Kealoha is an embarrassing whitewash.

Legislators interested in the Aloha State’s potential for hosting big sporting events can take a big step toward achieving it.

Legislators should combine the best parts of the two air conditioning bills passed by the Senate and the House, to best help students and teachers.

Bills moving through the Legislature can prevent Hawaii from being a trade hub in illegal ivory and other endangered species.

The mayor’s ho-hum accomplishments and modest future plans leave us hungry for bigger ideas to tackle the city’s problems.