Green Has Historic Opportunity To Build Community Safety
Hawaii needs to develop a continuum of care that diverts people from our jails.
Submerged Breakwaters Are Best Way To Maintain Hawaii Beaches
Building artificial reefs offshore does not impact shore activities or disturb cultural areas.
How Local Neighborhoods Can Foster Greater Unity
On this Independence Day, think about what your part might be toward building community.
Why Affordable Connectivity Is More Crucial Than Ever
With the rise of artificial intelligence, internet access is no longer just a convenience. It’s a necessity.
What True Conservation Of The Pacific Remote Islands Involves
Working with Indigenous peoples from Guam, Saipan, Samoa and Hawaii is the only way to create something lasting and meaningful.
Waikiki Needs A Campaign To Clean Up All The Litter
It鈥檚 a heavily visited place, so why not educate people on the environmental issues we are all facing?
Steve Alm: Marijuana Legalization Carries Risks For Hawaii
The Honolulu prosecutor says greater usage would mean more negative and harmful consequences.
Decisions To ‘Harden’ Hawaii Beaches Can Be Disastrous
If nature had wanted a reef, one would have grown there already.
Why I Won’t Sell Property To People Who Do Not Call Hawaii Home
All of us who do call the islands home stand to benefit from adjustments in the long-term rental and housing markets.
Recent Celebration Of Pacific Arts And Culture Is A Call For Indigenous Guardianship
FestPAC demonstrated the intrinsic relationship of people and place, reminding us that nature and culture are intertwined.