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Following the principles of aloha aina — respect, reverence, justice — will be instrumental to our well-being in the years ahead.

During the pandemic, for the first time in over 200 years, you could barter or buy fish from a fisherman on his boat in nearly every community in Hawaii.

Two recent surveys show widespread support for the overhaul of an industry many feel is out of control.

The requirement to transfer leased agricultural and pasture lands to the Department of Agriculture has been in place for decades. The state needs to finally do just that.

We don’t want to just publish good ideas that collect dust. This forum is all about sparking substantive change, even in small doses.

We love sports and they’re good for us. So what about them do we value — and should we preserve?

There is federal money on the horizon — and promising new technology too.

The code we write and the businesses we create must reflect the values and ingenuity of the islands.

A degree program would give us better policing, better prisons and better policy.

We are at an optimal moment to empower individual principals and schools and create the real change we’ve talked about for decades.