Covid Has Slowed But Hawaii Still Needs Rent Assistance
Evictions are harmful to our housing ecosystem and to the landlords who rely on consistent rent payments from tenants.
Hawaii Democrats Believe In Public Financing For Elections
The present campaign finance system creates a strong connection between private donors and elected officials.
Neal Milner: Theatergoers Need To Get Comfortable With Chinatown’s Homeless People
The risks outweigh the rewards to enjoy the variety of experiences in downtown Honolulu.
Beth Fukumoto: Hawaii Republicans Sound A Lot Like Their Mainland Counterparts聽
Local efforts mirror the national GOP agenda on parental rights, abortion and gun control despite little chance of success in the Aloha State.
Chad Blair: Donovan Dela Cruz Controls The Money And The Power At The Hawaii Legislature
With budget decisions, legislative priorities and Cabinet confirmations hanging in the balance, the Ways and Means chair is at the center of a legislative whirlwind.
Hawaii Can And Should Be The Leader In Ocean And Aquatic Safety
We don鈥檛 have to wait to follow the lead of other states in policy development.
Naka Nathaniel: The Humbling And Helpful Power That Comes From Ho鈥榦ponopono
When things fall out of harmony, restitution and forgiveness helps restore balance.
The Sunshine Blog: It’s Getting To Be Crunch Time At The Capitol
Short takes, outtakes, observations and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
Denby Fawcett: The Everyday Items We Should Preserve To Commemorate Getting Through Covid
Yoga mats, sweatpants, face masks and photos were all part of our survival strategies.
The Hawaii Legislature Resists The Basic Principles Of Sunshine Law
When the public business of democracy is conducted in darkness, shady deals are more common and corruption can flourish.