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The powerful and well-off are doing fine already. It’s the rest of the country that needs a wider path to prosperity.

Increasing the square mileage within the national monument would be beneficial for both fishing and conservation.

If they are the right idea for presidential races, maybe they should have a place in other elections, too.

With the annual storm season upon us, what must Hawaii do to keep its older and poorer residents safe from hurricanes and tropical storm systems?

Though stories of deaths while snorkeling, diving and swimming are troubling, the safety record of Hawaii’s larger tour industry is among the best in the world.

House Bill 1850 encourages tax payment for those offering short-term rentals. Zoning compliance is another matter and should be addressed separately.

Hawaii is doing a miserable job of collecting child support, which has a ruinous effect on deeply poor families, especially their children.

The mentally ill must seek treatment before it’s given, but how can those who may not recognize their own illnesses be responsible for health decisions?

A proposal from City Managing Director Roy Amemiya would allow developers to more easily encroach on beaches

Thanks to 11th-hour maneuvering, taxpayers may pay all or part of a farmer’s expenses for producing organic crops.