A Vacant Homes Tax Is Not Good Public Policy
Bill 46 is scheduled for a hearing Wednesday before the Honolulu City Council housing committee.
Is Hawaii Ready For The Next Big Hurricane?
As we mark National Preparedness Month, we must plan to climate-proof our homes, buildings — especially school shelters — and infrastructure.
How Maui County’s Deed Restrictions May Be Affecting Access To Housing
Our research provides alternatives and a path forward for the county.
The Jones Act Is Sinking The Economies Of Alaska And Hawaii
It’s a daily assault on businesses struggling to stay competitive and consumers forced to pay exorbitant prices.
When It Comes To Green Energy Transition, How’s The Big Island Doing?
It’s on a trajectory toward a fully renewable, affordable, resilient and local energy future.
Here’s Another Tool To Address Hawaii’s Cost-Of-Living Crisis
Carbon cashback legislation is an energy and climate policy but would also provide real financial relief to vulnerable families.
Want To Fight Crime? Build Communities Where People Can Thrive
We also have to look beyond the headlines to see if there’s a statistical reason to panic.
What Has Happened To East Honolulu’s Public Landscapes?
We continue to design and install road landscapes featuring plants that require micro-climates and specialized maintenance. It’s a waste of money.
Let’s Do For Hawaii’s Nurse Shortage What We Did For Our Doctor Shortage
A new law will help in the short run, but other fixes should include license recognition and reciprocity.
Ode To An Old Cafe
Glazer’s Coffee, a little haven in Moiliili, is no more.