My Wife Survived A Serious Car Crash, But Minimum Auto Insurance Failed Us
Hawaii lawmakers are considering bills that would provide drivers with better minimum coverage.
Hawaii Still Has A Serious Cesspool Problem
The state needs to speed up upgrade conversion rates and help homeowners with the costs.
What Is The Real Cost Of Affordable Housing In Hawaii?
We can make an educated guess, but it would help if government agencies tracked and reported the relevant data.
Lawmakers Should Listen To Constituents And Support Family Caregivers
AARP Hawaii urges lawmakers to act sooner rather than later to help these unsung heroes.
Want Safer Streets? Stop Blaming Pedestrians For Traffic Violence
A state Senate bill would prevent pedestrians from being stopped by cops or fined for jaywalking unless there is an immediate danger of a collision.
Don’t Rebuild Kauai’s Coco Palms Hotel
Instead, restore the area for Native Hawaiian advancement, education, environmental protection and community access.
Dark Money Threatens Hawaii Election Reform
Sufficient resources must be dedicated to state agencies in order to fight wealthy individuals, corporations and lobbyists.
This Former Cop Says ‘Legalize It’
It’s far past time for Hawaii to allow recreational marijuana use for adults.
Alarmed About Little Fire Ants? Don’t Wait For The State To Act
Consider forming a group that will reach out to educate others and distribute ant test kits.
‘Missing Middle Housing’ Can Provide Affordable Homes
It provides options that are lacking for young professionals, families and kupuna.