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As housing prices rise and the shortage of affordable rentals remains unaddressed, there is a disturbing lack of urgency in the city’s response to this growing need.

Hawaii seems to be winning significant battles, yet losing the war against greed, corruption, and oppression overall.

NOAA needs to act now to classify most of Hawaii’s coastal areas as essential habitat for the endangered monk seal or risk losing an iconic species.

Beginning to replace fossil fuels with renewables saved $67 million, or about $150 per household, in 2012 alone.

Bills signed into law Monday by Gov. Ige and a recent decision by the UH Board of Regents prove the state’s deep commitment to energy sustainability.

A new tax law that allows disabled individuals to open tax-free savings accounts needs state enacting legislation here to help people in Hawaii.

Mitch D’Olier has had a longstanding close relationship with the religious-right Hawaii Family Forum.

Changing laws and policies and the splashy debut of a transwoman superstar are promising news for a people struggling to find their place in this country.

We owe it to the industry to come up with clear, no-nonsense rules that everyone can abide by.

As its longtime president prepares to step down, the center must get serious about new leadership, strategic planning, funding and partnerships.