
Kupuna Caregivers Assistance Bill Helps Businesses
The bill is long overdue recognition of the unpaid labor of family members in ways that will help businesses retain experienced employees.

There’s Never A Good Time To Legalize Pot
Letting the legalized pot genie out of the bottle will be the biggest mistake this state will ever make.

Hawaii Schools Model Respect, Inclusion For Transgender Students
Hawaii’s embrace of transgender students is a legacy of both the state’s progressive political traditions and its Polynesian roots.

Calling Out The Anti-Science Denialists
The Legislature should not strangle what remains of Hawaii agriculture with redundant and pointless regulation.

Donald Trump: Zen Master
It is no surprise that the American people are struggling to understand the paradoxical statements of Master Trump.

Where Are Honolulu Rail’s Latest Financial Records?
Many of HART’s numbers have been incorrect, incomplete and inconsistent. Now some of them are nonexistent.

Why We Need Kupuna Caregivers Assistance Bill
A Hawaii businessman says mahalo to lawmakers for advancing the bill so far.

Tom Yamachika: Overhaul Of Taxes Still Alive In Legislature
An integrated approach to tax reform is interesting and thoughtful — and still on the table.

Remembering The Destruction Of A Community
Wednesday marked the 53 anniversary of a nuclear test that destroyed Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands.

Science, Religion And Spirituality On Mauna Kea
With so much at stake, the TMT project most certainly begs more than just a question or two.