Campaign Corner: What I Learned From The Primary Election
Serving as chair for Kim Coco Iwamoto鈥檚 House campaign committee was an eye-opening experience for this young student.
The Public Is Not Alone In Behaving Badly
Blaming citizens for the current crisis obfuscates the responsibility of state and local leadership.
Open-Note Testing Could Work In Our High Schools
It will encourage teachers to design more insightful questions that focus on higher-order thinking.
Long-Term Care Facilities Require More Testing Support
Whatever the price tag, the cost of inaction is much greater and harder to bear.
We Can Make Honolulu A Global City By 2030
It is astounding that Hawaii’s largest metropolis is considered so marginal to the world despite what are several important strengths.
For Micronesians, Medicaid Can Save Lives
Identifying ways to improve medical coverage in this pandemic is increasingly important for all members of our society.
Affordable Living In Hawaii? Not For Many Folks
Low wages and high costs create social inequities for decent people just trying to get by.
Tom Yamachika: Is Our Share Of CARES Act Money Disappearing?
Hawaii must not make the mistake of leaving tons of free cash in limbo land.
Tuna-Tagging Expedition Sets Sail Despite COVID-19 Challenges
Data collected during the next seven weeks at sea will be some of the only direct observations made for 2020.
Facts Matter, During This Pandemic And Beyond
They鈥檝e never mattered more, and they can鈥檛 be negated by opinion.