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As reapportionment approaches, Hawaii must address the lopsided influence of Democrats in drawing election maps.

It is time that the state localize its public school food system and serve the best food in the country.

Hawaii has a ways to go before every student has an equitable shot at advanced science, technology, engineering and math learning.

Research shows that when students eat school breakfast they have lower rates of obesity and improved attendance, behavior and grades.

A Kauai resident struggles to find answers from lawmakers about the spraying of pesticides on his island.

The problems concerning the Thirty Meter Telescope stem from an inadequate accommodation of Hawaiian culture.

Here are two bills that deserve the support of both gun-control advocates and Second Amendment activists.

A retired registered nurse says the law works as intended in Oregon, as it will in Hawaii.

One part of your employee medical benefits is supposed to take care of you if you get hurt on the job. But it doesn’t.

Hawaii’s large unfunded liability items demand vision and leadership.