The History And Challenge Of Searching For A UH President
Will the 16th leader help it become an engine of economic growth, or fall short of greatness?
Capturing The Hawaii Shaka: A Photographic Journey
From mayors to sports heroes, from movie stars to average folk, a Big Island photographer revisits his files.
Hawaii Has Much To Celebrate This Pride Month, But Also Much Still To Do
History offers powerful lessons, but unless known, they can hardly be heeded.
Celebrate ‘Herbivore Action’ On World Oceans Day
They are a critical part of the coral ecosystem and are as essential to Hawaii’s reefs as pollinators are to forests.
Transition To Renewables Not To Blame For Recent Power Grid Challenges
Hawaii’s rolling blackouts were due to unexpected outages of oil-fired generating plants at a time when others were offline.
Honolulu Building Code Bill Puts Developer Profits Ahead Of Public Safety
The Honolulu City Council appears to be ready and willing to ignore tsunami safety and emergency procedures.
FestPAC: Protecting Oceania And Charting Future Voyages
It’s the first time the Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture, which starts Thursday, will be held in Hawaii.
Rep. Gene Ward: We Need A Special Session To Solve Our Homeowners Insurance Crisis
Emergency meetings are happening in condos across the state, though our local government does not feel the same level of urgency.
Take TheBus To The Airport But Don’t Bring Your Luggage
Other cities have figured out how to take travelers, and their luggage, on public buses to the airport.
It’s Time To Diversify Hawaii’s Inbound Tourism Market
This requires shifting the focus from Japan to other countries in the region that have relatively stronger economies.