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But when visitors begin to return in large numbers, it would be wise for locals to guard against xenophobia.

Honolulu has an opportunity to imagine a new transit system that connects more people.

There are many unanswered questions that the hospitality industry needs to answer.

And by playing field, we mean the tax and zoning structures in which business operates.

There is no shortage of things the Hawaii Legislature could do that would immediately help those most in need.

As public servants, lawmakers owe the citizens both immediate and long-term stability and security.

A recent report from the Hawaii State Auditor reveals millions in unused funds.

We can and should get back to normal life while still being cautious.

Hardship is easy when you’re not the one experiencing it personally.

It must be sustainable for the working class, for women and for Native Hawaiians.