HB 1072 Would Endanger Mental Health Patients
A physician-legislator argues that the bill’s education requirements would guarantee sub-optimal care that could put lives at risk.
Luke Evslin: My Millennial Choice For President
We need a leader who can renew our vision of what is possible. That leaves just one choice.
Honolulu Mayor Can’t Pass The Buck On Rail Project
Coming off a week of particularly bad news for rail, Kirk Caldwell has political and moral reasons to show a new level of leadership.
Hawaii Schools Need A Transgender Policy Now
A growing number of stories in which transgender students face discrimination at the hands of Hawaii public school officials underscores the need for fair and consistent treatment district-wide.
Not Broken: A Student’s Take On Hawaii Schools
One local product of a public school education has a very different take from critics on whether Hawaii public schools work. He says his teachers provided a solid foundation.
Denby Fawcett: Kakaako Parks Are For All Of Us, Not Just The Homeless
An agreement between the city and the state may help break the pattern of homeless people moving between the parks and the sidewalks.
Hawaii Teacher: Windward To Leeward, All In A Day’s Schoolwork
A high school instructor’s typical day is a jumble of classwork, meetings and personal interactions with students 鈥 plus the commute.
Why We Should Not Reduce Oahu’s Share Of The TAT
Oahu generates more tourism revenue, but it also spends nearly as much as the neighbor islands combined in services for those visitors.
A Ruin With A View: The End Is Near For Some Campaigns
New York’s primary today could spell the realistic, mathematical end for Cruz and Sanders and increase Clinton’s chances of taking the White House.
Chad Blair: 鈥楻ail Is The Issue鈥 In Mayoral Election, Says Kirk Caldwell
The Honolulu mayor calls the $6.6 billion project a 鈥済ame changer鈥 that will improve lives. Will voters buy that?