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I am a different person for having gone through Katrina. So I know Hawaii can prevail on homelessness, too.

Hawaii should clarify at the front end what it expects of taxpayers when it comes to computer products and services.

As America reflects on the 95th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, it’s important to remember that our work toward gender equality isn’t done.

The agency that is charged with promoting “open and transparent government in Hawaii,” OIP has clearly been neither.

Esther Figueroa holds that historical similarities between Jamaica and Hawaii are deeper than the dissimilarities. Her new novel lays bare the truth of island life.

Crippling the agency that needs to take in the revenue needed to run the government is a sure path to disaster.

The Honolulu City Council Budget Committee will consider asking for a new report Wednesday on the LED lighting project. The public needs answers to questions being raised about the project.

The Hawaii Department of Health doesn’t seem too worked up over a finding that it allowed an original bid of $76,400 to balloon into a $525,000 final bill.

After what happened last legislative session, it’s encouraging to hear state lawmakers ask about how to structure a leave law in Hawaii.

Sunday’s event was a form of activism that has not been seen in Hawaii for many years.