How The Legislature Can Help Fight Climate Chaos
A House resolution urges a national carbon fee and dividend policy.
Hawaii Must Invest In Early Childhood Care And Education Workforce
Educators are leaving the profession at an alarming rate because they are underpaid and undervalued.
Hawaii Island Deserves A Bigger Slice Of Infrastructure Pie
The state’s capital improvement budget should address economic equity in remote areas.
Rail Debt Gimmick Comes Back To Bite Honolulu Taxpayers
Moody’s downgrade should serve as a warning to state and county lawmakers.
Hawaii Must Help Seniors Pay For Their Rent
Two bills will reduce evictions and keep kupuna off the streets and in supportive affordable housing.
Hawaii Owes Its Youth A Tobacco And Nicotine-Free Hawaii
The Legislature has heard but not yet passed legislation to protect our kids from these harmful products.
‘Safe Routes For People’ Urgently Needed For Hawaii
The lives of our keiki and kupuna and their thriving futures are at stake.
High-Level Winds Make Hawaii A Likely Target For Balloon Surveillance
The Chinese balloon in the news recently was similar in design and capabilities as ones used by the international science community.
Covid Has Slowed But Hawaii Still Needs Rent Assistance
Evictions are harmful to our housing ecosystem and to the landlords who rely on consistent rent payments from tenants.
Hawaii Democrats Believe In Public Financing For Elections
The present campaign finance system creates a strong connection between private donors and elected officials.