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The bans haven’t worked elsewhere, the need hasn’t been demonstrated and Honolulu already has tools for moving street people along.

Imagine a Hawaii where elections are simple and efficient, results are announced promptly and authoritatively, and natural disasters don’t cause delays.

The only way to make sure police are not abusing their extraordinary power is to allow the public to scrutinize their actions.

Dan Grabauskas is intent on quickly and expertly getting HART’s vision in front of as many people as possible.

Cvici leaders need to use the nationwide study as a way to bolster transparency and accountability.

Police silence raises a troubling question: Who’s in charge?

Americans can do something about getting big money out of political campaigns.

No competitive bids for Hawaii school bus contracts in four years makes question reasonable.

Civil Beat finds little basis for opponents’ claim that public has been misinformed — even deceived — by Hannemann, others.