Why A Garden Was Removed From Public Housing
The executive director of a state agency explains another side of a story from columnist Sterling Higa.
Let’s Harness The Power Of Our Oceans
Waves can generate 100% of all neighbor island electricity needs and 80% of Oahu’s.
Tom Yamachika: A New Take On The Jones Act
The points made in a UHERO study merit further discussion among policymakers in Hawaii and nationally.
Rethinking The Meaning Of Kapu Aloha And The TMT
Strong opinions over the Thirty Meter Telescope pose challenges for a peaceful solution.
Hawaii’s ‘Death Care’ Industry Lacks Oversight
The state has lax regulatory requirements for mortuaries and their employees.
Hawaii Residents Need Relief From Rx Greed
For too long drug companies have been price gouging seniors and hardworking Americans.
Keep Helicopters Away From Kauai’s Salt Beds
Like Mauna Kea, the historic and geological site at Kaheka is part of the very soul of a people.
Here’s What’s Wrong With Medical Cannabis Licenses
Why should one group of people be legally permitted to violate the cannabis laws, while everyone else who does so risks fines, confiscated property, or incarceration?
Rep. John Mizuno: Fighting The Opioid Epidemic
Our fight against the opioid epidemic is not over and we must continue to use all available resources to protect our communities from these lethal drugs.
I Am One Hawaiian
Those blockading the highway on Mauna Kea do not speak for me.