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The dispute over development in Waimanalo represents the clash between competing ideas of community.

If the vacant homes tax ends up to be 4% or 5%, people will want to avoid the tax.

Similar to what happened in Florida, we drained Waikiki and opened ourselves up to the threat of flooding.

Continued professional development is necessary to navigate the changing landscape of public services.

Hawaii’s governor has indicated he will veto a bill that could empower farmers. That’s dumb.

We need to encourage new approaches for resolving conflict and bringing people together.

In spite of low economic growth, local government is increasing spending.

Articles overlooked “the many successes” the council has had in balancing the complexities of environmental stewardship and commercial use.

The shooting down of an American drone has prompted a lot of crazy talk about war.

The data collected will be used to make fundamental decisions by our government. But the Trump administration is playing politics.