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Instead of sponsoring political division, it should sponsor more programs to help Native Hawaiians become an economic and technological powerhouse.

Writer defends the Hawaii Kai map that state Rep. Gene Ward published in his newsletter.

A Hawaii Kai map that describes someone as a “mentally ill man” who “frequently yells at people” reinforces painful stereotypes.

Sharing our story with audiences throughout the world can help raise awareness of Hawaiian issues on a global scale.

Tuesday’s events involving President Obama and Prime Minister Abe are just the latest examples of reconciliation on a grand scale.

Even if terminally ill patients want to end their suffering, doctors cannot help them do so in Hawaii.

Lawmakers can fix this injustice in the coming legislative session.

We need to look with a keen eye to the recent past, a past fresh in parallels and fears.

The state’s initiatives address acute exposure to pesticides, but long-term exposure to low levels poses the greater risk.