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It is not a new idea and it works in other states. Our lawmakers should vote yes on the family and medical leave bills pending at the Legislature.

A major shift needs to be made away from personal cars as the primary mode of transportation.

But it should be used to lower the cost to customers for essential investments, not shift liability from the utility.

The campus can be restored and preserved in perpetuity rather than be destroyed for yet another for-profit development.

A proposed state Senate bill would — and should — close the assault rifle loophole.

It’s a pattern of behavior not being addressed by a justice system intended to protect people.

The passage of proxy voting legislation would put all associations in a precarious position.

Punitive approaches to minor offenses will only exacerbate the challenges faced by Hawaii’s criminal justice system.

Associations are unable to assess infrastructure and prioritize maintenance and repair requirements.

Current gun laws are ineffective in an America where people are murdered every day.