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As we look toward an expanded future for early learning opportunities, let’s lean on the people who have been leading the entire time.

The extra income can help pay employees, buy seeds and fertilizer and pay for other expenses that enrich the struggling Hawaii economy.

An owner asks for understanding, patience and goodwill as things begin to reopen.

How can legislators justify giving themselves a raise when they refuse to hold hearings on increasing the minimum wage?

That’s a far better bet than charging hikers who need to be rescued.

Kicking the can down the road further burdens the taxpayers of tomorrow.

The arguments being raised against the current bill don’t hold up.

The flawed proposal takes away necessary flexibility from the governor and the counties.

So long as these trusts aren’t paying corporate income taxes, they aren’t paying their fair share of taxes.

Hawaii already has an excellent conservation environment for coastal sharks.