What Has Happened To The American Dream?
We have become accustomed to things sucking so bad in Hawaii that we have come to accept these things as normal.
Easing ‘Range Anxiety’ Key To Accelerating Electric Vehicle Adoption
As more Hawaii drivers go electric, charging infrastructure needs to keep up.
Fire Is The One Hawaii Disaster We Can Avoid
In August alone, 30,000 acres have burned across Oahu, Maui and the Big Island.
Yes, Hawaii Is Still In Paris Climate Change Agreement
So is the United States and many other countries. A related United Nations meeting convenes this week.
High-Tech Step Toward State Government Transparency
A new online tool tracks nearly $400 million in IT-related project funds
Tom Yamachika: Better Rules Needed For Taking Tax Exemptions
Lawmakers shouldn’t be enacting complex GET exemptions that put the risks and rewards in different places.
A Cautionary Story Of Elder Financial Abuse
Talk to your parents ahead of time, have them document their wishes, and get an attorney.
Honolulu Can Commit To 100% Renewables Now
Accelerating a clean energy transition will bring real economic and environmental benefits.
Hollywood’s King Kamehameha Concoction
The planned Dwayne Johnson movie continues a colonial legacy of exploiting and marginalizing Native Hawaiians.
Some People Are Heroes, Some Just Want To Hold A Parade
An example of the former was John McCain, while an example of the latter sits in the White House.