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Lanai residents, well, some of them anyway, turned out for a couple of recent sessions with NextEra and the Public Utilities Commission.

The islands should incorporate unmanned aerial vehicles into tourism, education, research and entrepreneurship.

The PUC is giving the public opportunities to speak out on the deal this month and next. Issues being raised will be critical to the state’s energy future.

Alaska has already embarked on an audacious statewide strategy to make unmanned aerial vehicles a major part of its economy.

U.S. Rep. Mark Takai wants to spend $100 million to rebuild the Kamehameha and Farrington highways, a good idea DOT should not so easily dismiss.

After spending three years and over $4 million to create a list of Native Hawaiians  more than 84 percent of all Native Hawaiians remain un-registered.

Next week’s plan to humanely and responsibly move 25 homeless people to shelter sets a standard for how our homelessness challenge must be met.

The plan’s $173 million price tag is a small price to pay for preventing the worst effects of a major flood in densely populated, economically important Waikiki.

The state’s desperate effort to fill teaching positions by offering one-time incentives proves that salaries here aren’t enough to attract highly qualified teachers.

Sewage spill makes a mess in Waikiki, Supreme Court justices ask tough questions on TMT project, Hawaii ACT scores go up — but not by much.