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Technology will bring out the best in transit when we finally pry the hands of the masses off their steering wheels and leave the driving to computers.

Hawaii’s statewide school board needs to improve its own communication and technology capabilities if it wants schools to improve.

Both Hawaiians and non-Hawaiians need to work on making Hawaii whole.

Business leaders are right to pull out all the stops to preserve the Army’s Hawaii presence at its current level, but we also need to start thinking about what comes next if major cuts are made.

Hawaii News Now creates the illusion of competition for news and entertainment even as it is all under one monopolistic roof.

Lawmakers are expected to focus on major fiscal problems facing the state with less attention to hot-button political issues.

When a big, fancy tower is built it creates a different sort of “neighborhood” from the ones many of us grew up in.

We should be thanking her for blocking the Aina Koa Pono project, not criticizing her over it.

Honolulu citizens are bearing the county surcharge to pay for rail, but the state is draining the pot far more than it deserves.