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The inevitability of Hillary Clinton’s nomination has been turned on its head by Sanders, whose insurgent candidacy has breathed new life into next year’s election.

No matter how great the unfunded liability becomes, there’s no getting around the promises made to our public employees.

Tuesday’s fractious meeting on a plan to more tightly regulate Manualua Bay showed all sides need to work harder to help this iconic natural resource.

No one has a greater stake in preserving what’s left of southeast Oahu’s open space than the people who will enjoy it for decades to come.

The accord prevents Iran’s ability to develop nuclear weapons and provides for serious monitoring and verification. Call this a win for diplomacy.

It’s time to move away from simplistic approaches to a crisis that is resulting from the intertwining of many complex issues.

A lawmaker’s comments about how legislators reacted to the homeless problem this year speaks volumes about why it’s so difficult to get help for Hawaii’s poor.

He speaks truth to the soul of the GOP base, but is that a good thing for the country?

The utility’s latest move to discourage rooftop solar installations jeopardizes families’ ability to claim a federal tax credit.

Trouble at the summit prompts a new rule, Hawaii’s Tammy Duckworth’s Senate chances look great, and Ige gets to name a new Board of Education chair.