Reader Rep: Time To Talk About KHON Editor’s Transgressions
Hiring a journalist with documented ethical lapses should concern local news audiences.
Breaking The Cycle of Violence And Abuse
An gathering this week in Honolulu will bring together experts from around the world on the topic of trauma across the lifespan.
Addressing Tax Credits For Low Income Renters
The Legislature is poised to update a credit measure that hasn’t been addressed in 35 years and amounts to only $19 a year in today’s money.
Sen. Mazie Hirono Is A Welcome Counter To The Voices Of Intolerance
An immigrant herself, the Hawaii senator speaks out on the pitfalls of exclusion.
Curt Sanburn: Architecture Month Brings Review Of The City
Architects share prescriptions for a better built environment in Hawaii.
The Barriers To Education That Tuition Hikes Place On Students
The chair of the House Higher Ed Committee wonders if he and leaders of the University of Hawaii live in two different worlds.
Tom Yamachika: State Might As Well Tax Transient Vacation Rentals
Neighbors don’t like them, and some are illegal, but the brokers who arrange the deals should still collect the taxes.
Luke Evslin: The Dark Side Of Renewable Energy
Kauai’s remarkable progress towards eliminating greenhouse gas emissions is shifting costs from the wealthiest to the lowest-income families.
Hillary Will Fight For Native Hawaiians’ Hopes, Dreams
Whether supporting World Heritage site designation of the Papah膩naumoku膩kea marine monument or a U.N. declaration on indigenous peoples’ rights, Clinton has been there for Hawaii.
Sanders-Clinton Battle Reflects Decades-Old Party Rift
Sanders in many ways represents the Democratic Party’s historic commitment to liberal economic policies, and Clinton, right-leaning party policies of the past 30 years.