Danny De Gracia: Housing For The Homeless In Downtown Honolulu Is The Worst Idea Yet
Homeless people should be propped up so they can eventually return to society.
Ben Lowenthal: The Lasting Legacy Of Justice Paula Nakayama
The Hawaii Supreme Court justice set the tone for some of Hawaii’s most significant environmental legal decisions.
A Meat Inspection Program Could Pay Dividends For Hawaii
It’s going to take many people and business to help create an affordable, accessible food system.
The Sunshine Blog: Some Government Reform Measures Are Emerging From The Darkness
Short takes, outtakes, observations and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
Naka Nathaniel: The Challenge Of ‘Making It’ In Hawaii
It’s tough for children in Hawaii because living here is the reward for those who have been successful elsewhere.
Beth Fukumoto: These 12 Conference Bills Are Ones To Watch
The chaotic period is the last chance for bills to make it through the Legislature.
The Sunshine Blog: Mum’s The Word, Heavy-Hitters Back Public Campaign Funding, And The Latest On Conference
Short takes, outtakes, observations and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
The Sunshine Blog: A Bill Passes Out Of Conference, And Yes, We Have No Allowances
Short takes, outtakes, observations and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
City Council Housing Proposal Is Not About Homes Without Windows
Bill 21 would allow office buildings to be converted to much-needed housing without giving up light or ventilation.
OHA Abandons Commitment To Self-Governance
Under its new strategic plan, the agency has defaulted on one of the primary reasons it was created in the first place.