Thirty Meter Telescope Offers Hope For Hawaii鈥檚 Future
The project is about creating jobs, respecting and preserving culture, and exploring the universe.
Shortfalls Of The 2019 Legislative Session
If we cease to act, innovate and capitalize on our strategic advantages, potential opportunities will leave our islands.
Preservation Land Should Not Be Rezoned For Profit
A proposed development in Kaneohe has some longtime residents upset.
The Injustice of Disability-Based Subminimum Wages
People with disabilities have organized in聽a quest for liberation from second-class citizen status.
The Limits Of Words, The Power Of Images
Visual artist Daniel Finchum’s “Bruises In The Garden” project opens eyes and hearts.
Want To Reach Youth? There鈥檚 An App For That
To encourage civic engagement among Gen X and Z, go to the groups and join the platforms they use.
Searching For Answers To Unexplained Snorkeling Deaths
Research shows that the deaths are not necessarily due to anxiety, panic, fatigue, inexperience or rebreathing carbon dioxide.
Stop The Vaping Epidemic In Hawaii Schools
Big Tobacco continues to spin its deceptions, including to our state lawmakers.
Out Of Touch Lawmakers Failed To Raise Minimum Wage
An increase would have shown that Democrats still fight for the interests of working families.
The Golden Rule Sets Sail Again To Focus On Danger Of Nukes
Six decades after the vessel’s initial voyage was halted by the Coast Guard, its new crew is planning stays in Hawaii and Hiroshima.