Chad Blair: A Streamlined Solution To Hawaii’s Chronic Housing Woes
Mobile homes and trailers are popular across the country. Could they provide affordability to residents?
John Pritchett: Ugly Sweater
The former U.S. president had a tough week, including the news that the Jan. 6 select House committee unanimously voted to refer him to the Department of Justice for investigation and possible prosecution.
‘Grab And Go’ Must Go: Hawaii Should Honor Parents’ Rights In Child Welfare Cases
At every step of the way, parents must deal with a deeply flawed system. Here’s how it can be changed.
Danny De Gracia: Now Is The Time For Hawaii To Prepare For A Fusion-Powered Future
It won’t take long for the fusion breakthrough to change the world, but Hawaii has some work to do.
Catherine Toth Fox: The Gift That Every Parent Wants For Christmas
It’s hard enough finding child care in Hawaii and school breaks only add to the challenge.
Eric Stinton: How Parades Can Help Us Reclaim Public Spaces
I used to be annoyed by parades, but now I see the value.
Lee Cataluna: It’s An Emergency! How Proclamations Cut Through Hawaii Bureaucracy
No, the state is not facing Armageddon. But governors’ reliance on emergency proclamations is a sign of dysfunction.
Chad Blair: What鈥檚 Next For Kai Kahele?
The soon-to-be former congressman has had a busy December. He鈥檚 also hinted at an interest in the 2026 Hawaii primary.
Vicky Cayetano: All I Want For Christmas Is For People To Be Responsible Pet Owners
Please resist the urge to give a puppy as a Christmas gift without understanding the pitfalls and consequences.
Hawaii Nonprofits Respond To Unique Needs Of The Community
But they must also be held accountable to the highest of standards and strive for higher achievement.