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The Hawaii Constitution holds natural resources in trust for the benefit of the people. But HB 2501 prioritizes corporate uses instead.

A longtime faculty member and department chair shares why she joined with colleagues in voting for the removal of the chancellor.

With federal legislation unlikely to move, Hawaii should follow the lead of a growing number of states in passing its own sick leave law.

Parents who have experience with the complexities of special education can serve as meaningful guides for parents new to those systems.

Legislators shouldn’t use tactics to move bills that shut out the public from any voice in the process.

An experienced educator with a graduate degree and “highly qualified” status knows well what makes teaching here difficult. For him, Hawaii’s worth it.

One lawmaker creatively explains his position on legislation that would allow Alexander & Baldwin’s continued diversion of Maui stream waters.

A bill before the Legislature would exempt the company from tax laws that apply to local property managers and allow it to hide illegal operators.

Helping the struggling hospital with a modest annual subsidy makes good financial and moral sense.

A Hawaii poet moved by the brutal violence driving elephants to the brink of extinction tenderly introduces his daughter to the gentle giants at the Honolulu Zoo.