
Aid-In-Dying: It’s About Defining Choice
We must at least allow our loved ones the opportunity to think for themselves.

Money Saving Measures That Make Sense
Two bills addressing pensions and retire health care can save hundreds of millions of dollars a year.

Waianae Contra-Flow Lane Was A Terrible Idea
The commute to the Leeward Coast from virtually anywhere else on the island was against traffic — until now.

How To Save Money And Salvage The Rail
Running street level rail from Middle Street through downtown can be done with the $6.8 billion in existing funding.

Aloha Spirit Alive And Well In Hilo
Here on the Big Island, we really do have aloha spirit.

Why Bitcoin Access Has Been Shut Down In Hawaii
The regulatory environment for new technology signals that doing business in Hawaii comes with unnecessary hassles and risks.

Pesticides: The Science Is Clear, The Solution More Complex
The problem is how do we move forward now to protect the public and to encourage farming and food self-sufficiency?

Close The Tax Loophole For Real Estate Investment Trusts
Some of the state’s most valuable commercial properties are sidestepping income taxes in Hawaii.

Why One Journalist Decided 2017 Was The Year To Retire
The state of the news business and why I retired from journalism.

Honolulu Rail Is Too Much, Too Late
Beyond 聽exorbitant costs, we should stop rail now because it will be obsolete. By 2040, the answer to traffic woes will lie in ride-sharing services, driverless cars and other technology.