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Printed invitations take time and money, and emailed invitations are so 2007. Honolulu’s Hobnob lets you use text messages as a fast and easy tool for planning your next event.

Former director Michele Carbone was often an expert defense witness in asbestos cases and sought UH grants from a frequently sued company. Conflict of interest?

This commentary won 3rd place in Civil Beat’s Emerging Writers Contest.

Sen. Will Espero and colleagues will push for a long list of bills to improve law enforcement in Hawaii; these four represent the best starting point.

The CARE Act would provide new support to caregivers and involve them more directly in key planning and decision making for elderly patients.

Here are some small, worthy charities you might want to consider helping this Christmas season.

This commentary, subtitled “Why a Hawaii-born yuppie is staying on the mainland,” won 2nd place in Civil Beat’s Emerging Writers Contest.

The founder of Kamehameha Schools would almost certainly have supported the telescope project because her legacy was about the importance of blending Hawaiian culture and Western science.

The state DOT has locked itself into retrofitting Oahu highways with controversial 4000K LED lamps that save less and pollute more than newer options.

The Hawaii State Teachers Association has offered an ambitious proposal to tackle shortfalls in public schools. Its timely draft bill launches an important conversation.