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A program helps turn ideas born at the University of Hawaii into new businesses

Working as a self-employed professional has become hip, but survival depends on how well they can make a deal.

Too often, legislators seem frightened to let the public understand how they work.

Management and conservation laws in place now for four decades benefit the Hawaiian Islands and the Pacific Ocean.

The Hawaii Constitution holds natural resources in trust for the benefit of the people. But HB 2501 prioritizes corporate uses instead.

The former governor said the waning days of the Obama administration offer a last, best chance for real progress.

Transgender leaders called on the Board of Education for fair treatment of students. For one activist, it was worth missing a White House visit.

There are too many reasons why teachers don’t get more involved, and it’s up to union leaders to reach out to the rank and file.

The legacy of Bernie Sanders is that it’s OK to embrace big-government solutions, and that capitalism needs a bridle.

With federal legislation unlikely to move, Hawaii should follow the lead of a growing number of states in passing its own sick leave law.