Ranked Choice Voting Is Simple And Good For Democracy
The Hawaii Legislature should pass Senate Bill 2162 to allow for more voter choice and more substantive campaigns.
Red Hill Crisis Underscores Water Insecurity In Hawaii
The state’s dependence on underground aquifers presents an enduring threat.
Return Hawaii Resources To Native Hawaiian Control
That includes management of both Mauna Kea and Red Hill.
Hawaii Can’t Afford To Ignore Cryptocurrency
The world is in the midst of another technological revolution, and we could be left behind.
Board Of Water Supply Won’t Compromise Safety For Oahu Customers
That commitment, officials say, includes ensuring rates remain affordable for the community.
Hawaii Lawmakers Passed On Investments In Preventive Health
Bills on farms and food banks, safe school routes and fees on soda all died this session. That’s regrettable.
What To Do When Depression Becomes Deadly
Societal compassion is the best start to bringing sufferers out from hiding.
In Hawaii, It Is All Too Easy To Punish
All that is required to file a valid criminal complaint is a prosecutor’s signature.
It’s Time For Honolulu To Consider Stopping Rail Entirely
The city’s rapid transit system, referred to colloquially as rail, is undeniably a white elephant project.
A ‘Friendlier Process’ Proposed For Maui County Board Applicants
Charter Amendment No. 10 could add transparency to what has become an intolerably obscure process.