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Justice Thurgood Marshall called banishment a “unique and severe deprivation,” but Hawaii shows no indication of stopping.

It’s one of the last places to draw locals into Waikiki, and it just seems fair.

Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.

“Affordable” projects supply too many units with two bedrooms or less. But most residents want at least three bedrooms.

Liberals want to explain away the views of people in places like Door County, Wisconsin. They do so at their peril.

The Navy said no fuel leaked from the plane that skidded off the runway into Kaneohe Bay, but the latest embarrassment dealt another blow to the military’s reputation in Hawaii.

Efforts by the city and police helped reduce the number of homeless people on the streets, but Chinatown residents say they still don’t feel safe, especially at night.

As we see in Hawaii, uncompetitive elections lead directly to a declining quality of government.

New technologies are available and in use elsewhere that should be considered by the Legislature and state and local government.

School psychologists are in a constant state of triage because of a shortage in special education teachers and behavioral health specialists.