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Hawaii has a chance to be a world leader in creating its new medical marijuana industry. Will it? Or will it create yet another local industry dominated by mainland interests?

Is it a user fee or a “sin tax”? Whatever the state decides, it needs to apply the tax fairly.

A Hawaii firm’s smart sockets may produce big energy savings by reducing the waste of “sleeping” devices.

The isolation of each island’s electrical grid poses unique challenges for Hawaii.

The nation’s not-for-profit social organizations share a commitment to social impact and community benefit. Child & Family Service is among such groups measuring success in new ways.

After heart attacks and other health problems, the former mayor dusts off homemade campaign signs for another low-budget campaign.

If our communities are going to improve, even thrive, it’ll be through a form of small-scale politics that has nothing to do with national ideology.

America’s leaders once set lofty goals and achieved them, for the people. Today’s representatives seem to be representing other interests, this writer argues.

Doses of the male hormone are being marketed as a cure-all for aging men, but there are often better, safer ways to get the same results.

Protests opposing construction of the telescope on Mauna Kea got lots of attention in 2015. But if the project falls apart, state officials will bear the blame.