The Department Of Public Safety Must Build Trust Around The COVID-19 Vaccine
Other jurisdictions have found ways to encourage their imprisoned persons to take the vaccine.
We Need Housing, Education And Health Care More Than Radar
It’s well past time for the United States to spend less on militarization — including an already obsolete $1.9 billion project planned for Hawaii.
Congress Should Lead On Replacing Red Hill Fuel Tanks
Instead, the silence from Hawaii’s senatorial delegation on the issue is deafening.
Give Hawaii’s Capitol Back To Its People
The open-air architecture was designed to reflect democracy as it should be: open and transparent.
Sen. Donna Mercado Kim: UH Faculty Union’s Attacks Are ‘Mistruths’
The Higher Education Committee chair argues that UHPA is doing little to control the high costs of a university education.
The Hawaii Public Utilities Commission Is More Important Than Ever
Its three commissioners are doing exactly what we should expect them to — acting as the public’s fiduciaries in the face of corporate interests.
Ige Should Veto Public Land Lease Extension
House Bill 499 will negatively impact Native Hawaiian beneficiaries.
Rebuilding In Puna Ma Kai Is Folly
People seem to have no memory of eruptive histories and apparently don’t understand or appreciate the consequences of those eruptions.
We Must Continue To Be Vigilant About COVID-19
A newly vaccinated youth weighs in on the progress of the pandemic.
The Problem Of Plastic Pollution Rivals Climate Change
And because of its potential to infiltrate and disrupt natural cycles, it may be far worse.