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In many ways, hemp is like a miracle crop and yet we can’t grow it in Hawaii because it is related to marijuana. That needs to change.

A blanket exemption from taxes for people over a certain age is not only unfair to everyone else, it’s also unfair to the old people who are stereotyped as helpless.

The King Street protected lane is a great start. But the city needs to work quickly to beef up its bike-friendly projects.

A recent Hawaii Supreme Court ruling may condone foot-dragging in the maintenance of public records.

I believe, if we listen well, Ferguson can act as a mirror reflecting our own blind spots of communal unhealth.

The Maui Bird Conservation Center is doing incredible work, but federal budget cuts are slowing the birds’ return to the wild.

Big Tobacco is going to the bank on electronic cigarette sales in places like Hawaii, and clouding the state’s health picture.

The sale of the power company to NextEra could lead to big changes in Hawaii. But will they be good or bad?

When $1 more of income or value triggers a huge increase in taxes, there’s good reason for taxpayers to be afraid of heights.

The state’s lobbyist law still falls short of providing accountability and transparency.