Short-Term Rentals Are Ruining Neighborhoods Like Waikiki
The City Council is considering bills to regulate vacation rentals, but the legislation doesn’t go for enough.
Trump’s ‘Contribution’ To Global Ecology
Ironically, his trade policy might actually lead to a contraction in the global economy and thereby lower CO2 emissions.
Let’s Keep Hawaii Film-Friendly
The islands are in fierce competition with states such as Georgia and New Mexico.
Mainland Critics Overreact To Ed Case’s Goofy Comment
Social media commentators should take a hard look at Hawaii and understand its multicultural experience.
Tom Yamachika: DOE’s Repair Backlog Is How Much Again?
This year, it’s estimated to be $868 million — nearly triple the amount reported last year.
Legislators Must Bypass State Agency With Hemp Plan
The Hawaii Department of Agriculture is negligent for not acting on major developments in the industry.
6 Ways To Reform Hawaii’s Government
Policy changes include all mail-in ballots and runoffs between the top two candidates.
Condo Owners May Not Know They Have New Power
The significance of Hawaii’s Act 195 is still lost on many owners who do not realize the opportunity it provides.
A New Plan To Help Our Keiki And Hawaii’s Future
The state advances a holistic child-development approach that’s not confined to academics.
Why Is Tulsi Gabbard Attacking Mazie Hirono?
The U.S. senator has wrongly been accused by her colleague from Hawaii of fomenting religious bigotry.