Naka Nathaniel: What Happens When the Movers Are Priced Out Of Paradise?
Every box they unpack brings them a step closer to leaving themselves.
Donovan Dela Cruz Goes On The Offense
The powerful state senator aggressively defends the controversial first responders’ campus. But will his strategy succeed?
The City Council Is A Mess. Why Can’t The Legislature Be More Like That?
If you prefer unpredictable plots, you might want to turn your gaze away from the Capitol and catch the show at Honolulu Hale.
Hawaii County Struggles With Shortage Of Certified Nursing Assistants
Fortunately, two nursing homes are showing how to make a dent in the CNA deficit.
The Sunshine Blog: PRP’s Public Service, Tulsi Gabbard’s Latest Thing, And Where Are You IAM?
Short takes, outtakes, observations and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
The Sunshine Blog: Conservatives Are Ramping Up, Dr. Gov. Green Strikes Again, And More Fundraisers
Short takes, outtakes, observations and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
Danny De Gracia: Honolulu City Council Raises Are About Haves Vs. Have-Nots
It’s not the pay that upsets residents. It’s the lack of performance that accompanies that privilege.
John Pritchett: Press Pass
As the rail project finally nears its tentative launch, Honolulu’s daily newspaper has become an uncritical promoter of the long-troubled train.
Hawaii Needs A Continuous Legislative Session
The intermittent nature of the schedule hampers lawmakers’ ability to concentrate on their primary responsibilities.
Jonathan Okamura: Why You Need To Know The Difference Between Race And Ethnicity In Hawaii
Ethnicity yields explanations about how our society operates that race does not, such as which groups are more likely to become infected with Covid.