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.
Danny De Gracia: Here’s How Hawaii Lawmakers Can Do Better In 2023
The Legislature needs to spend more time listening to constituents and less time introducing bills simply to make a statement.
How Do We Live Harmoniously With Our Active Volcanoes?
Mauna Loa and Kilauea have stopped erupting for now, but planning challenges remain for state and county officials.
Chad Blair: Hawaii GOP To Decide Whether To Show Cynthia Thielen The Door
The retired longtime lawmaker is charged with having violated party rules by backing a Democrat for office.
John Pritchett: Santa鈥檚 Little Helper
Consultants still haven’t said what’s causing the cracks in the piers that support rail stations, but the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation already has a plan to fix them.
Adaptive Reuse Of Empty Buildings Could Create Affordable Housing
It’s about 15% to 25% cheaper and brings repurposed properties on-line faster than new construction.