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It may not be easy, but there is a way to bring closure to long-standing grievances and provide new opportunities for all of the people of Hawaii.

Should getting the vote of one out of four adult Hawaiians here be considered a success for the Na’i Aupuni election?

The Charter Commission should move forward with ideas that would make access to public records and meetings easier.

Taking advantage of the current opportunity for a federally recognized Native Hawaiian government does not hinder or preclude the push for full independence.

Imagine a scene right out of “Hawaii Five-0” in your own house.

Hawaii’s second-term congresswoman didn’t mince words last Friday night on HBO. But as her national appeal grows, so does the importance of how she expresses herself.

Perhaps the “radicals” were necessary to reach this point, but it’s time for a silent majority to embrace the opportunity to establish our own government.

How do we protect ourselves from floods? After years of community efforts to restore the stream, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers steps in.

A lesbian couple files a federal suit over outrageous treatment by an HPD cop. Also: Kirk Caldwell and Brian Schatz get active for Hillary Clinton.

A concert scam cost the University of Hawaii $200,000, but the unprofessional way it worded a contract with its basketball coach hurts a lot more.