Legislature Failed the People By Killing Pesticide Buffer Zone Bill
It’s not just outsiders who are concerned about the health effects of chemical spraying near homes and schools. It’s also parents of local children.
Civil Bytes: Can鈥檛 You Just Beam Me That New Desk?
3D printing would seem to be a great way to get around the hassle of having big products shipped to Hawaii. Theoretically.
Judicial Elections: A Solution Without A Problem
Legislators should reject measures that would set Hawaii on a path to elect judges.
About Growing and Regulating Pakalolo
Rep. Marcus Oshiro responds to a Civil Beat column on lawmakers’ intent behind marijuana laws
Neal Milner: Are America’s Angry Politics Catching On In Aloha State?
Thanks to media negligence and entrenched powers’ love of the status quo, we really don’t know how Hawaii voters feel about the election.
Health Beat: Let’s Reconsider That ‘Public Option’ For Health Insurance
If Medicare were open to younger patients, the program’s costs would come down, and the competition would force private insurance rates down as well.
Good Questions, Bad Answers Regarding Power Merger
As hearings continue, it becomes clearer that there are better alternatives than allowing NextEra to acquire Hawaiian Electric.
Grandpa Vs. Mom: Mother Knows Best
There’s a lot to love about Grandpa Bernie, but the presidency calls for practical leadership. Hillary’s the person for the job.
Ian Lind: Why Is This Unpopular Idea Still Alive At The Legislature?
The proposal to elect judges has received total opposition across the board. Yet it moves on.
Should An Interisland Ferry Sail Again? It’s Worth Studying
A state聽analysis could help lawmakers decide whether to fund a聽ferry service.