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That means ramping up food production, setting up food stores and prioritizing biosecurity.

A proposed tax up for a vote on Wednesday at the Honolulu City Council is also unfair and unreasonable.

We are all connected and the “silo thinking” of the government has held Hawaii back for far too long.

If the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact were in effect today Hawaii’s Electoral College votes would have gone to Donald Trump.

The Legislature can and must act in 2025. 

Hawaii should be prepared to allocate funding for childhood vaccines in our state if federal funding is cut.

The legislation also marks a turning point in how the island approaches demand for local workforce housing.

Customers ultimately will be the ones to foot the bill, thanks to America’s protectionist maritime law.

It’s time for the state to petition the National Park Service and the U.S. Secretary of the Interior for inclusion of sites.

There are common circumstances and questions we might ask of our sister state beyond exchanges of educators and government leaders.