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New political leadership is vital, but the contributions of ordinary citizens can help, too. How about an online list of homeless services? If Angie’s List can do it, so can we.

It was just a few years ago that Hawaii was being pressured into sweetening credits for a media company that has gone bankrupt.

The fact is, Hawaii has enjoyed phenomenal success with solar power.

As Utah demonstrated, it’s cheaper to house the homeless than to treat them as criminals.

Partnering with a private company to replace Hawaii’s oldest prison could begin to address our crumbling prisons. But the details will be critical.

Despite the fact that it will occur in the summer of 2015, we may look back at Thursday’s debate as a turning point in the campaign.

The site of Hilo Hattie’s former main location may yet become a homeless shelter, and GOP presidential candidates bring their colorful competition to the stage.

They all belong to the taxpayers, but when jurisdictions refuse to take responsibility for them, we all lose.

A judge ruled that officials don’t have to let the public in on their thinking behind important policy decisions. But that’s not what our public records law envisioned.

Our state Constitution calls both English and Hawaiian “official languages,” but use of Hawaiian is too often reduced to “aloha” and “mahalo.” Why?