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The new Governor’s Leadership Team on Homelessness has the necessary membership to make a difference. Will it?

Plenty of concerns are being raised about whether the Florida company’s acquisition of Hawaii utilities is good for consumers.

A legislator misses a chance to model forgiveness, UH faculty score big in research funding and U.S.-Cuba relations enter a new era.

In matters of taxing, spending, redistricting and so much more, it’s clear that “the people” and “the boss” are, in fact, one and the same.

Potential impacts of the giant treaty, under negotiation in Maui, are wide-ranging; rattling off a list sounds alarmist. Maybe it’s past time to sound the alarm.

Rather than putting new innovators under decades-old regulations, lawmakers should loosen restrictions for all to better serve a public eager for transportation solutions.

The commission’s media policy is a solution in search of a legitimate problem. In fact, there’s simply no need for a media policy.

The Hawaii’s governor’s under-the-radar style doesn’t always suit some observers, but we like the outcomes it’s delivered so far.

By incorporating 21st century technology into our transportation system, we can speed toward sustainability, boost the economy and even save the poorly planned rail project.

Language to help reunite Filipino families to be part of a new executive order, Trump gets blasted, and a sweet animal meets a sad end.