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The need to think about both short-term and long-term sustainability during COVID-19 and the aftermath.

In many parts of America the coronavirus outbreak behind bars is far more widespread than previously believed.

We are redeeming the aloha of Hawaii and inspiring people within our community to stand up.

Citizens must demand detailed proposals for many pressing problems.

What does distribution of hotel tax money have to do with the execution of emergency functions?

Order food and flowers from local vendors and have a meaningful day via Skype or Zoom.

It involves a transition to a new normal that ensures the islands are safe places for both workers and visitors.

In an emergency, our capacity to care for each other supersedes any economic system.

It may be challenging, but it is preferable to war, political division and protracted civil disputes.

Hawaii should think about shifting the burden of funding safety to those who make money from bringing in visitors.