Danny De Gracia: A ‘Jungle Primary’ Could Correct Political Polarization
A top-two primary system avoids forcing voters to choose between candidates at the fringes of their parties.
Danny De Gracia: Here’s Why You’ll Want To Work For The Hawaii Legislature
Don’t be scared off by potentially long hours. This is your chance to make a difference.
Danny De Gracia: The Bipartisan Political Legacy Of Cynthia Thielen
The long-time lawmaker, who will be retiring after 30 years in the House, is “100% a leader and a role model for young Republicans to follow.”
Where Hawaii Legislators Stand On The Thirty Meter Telescope
A majority of lawmakers surveyed by Civil Beat support construction of the telescope — but with a lot of caveats and uncertainty about how to proceed.
Big Island Mayor Calls For Restructuring Management On Mauna Kea
Harry Kim’s plan for resolving the TMT standoff makes few new promises, but offers Native Hawaiians a larger voice in determining the future of the mountain.
UH Will Ask The Legislature For Money To Build, Demolish And Consolidate
A Board of Regents committee on Thursday OK’d a $236.5 million proposal for 2021 as part of a six-year modernization effort.
Danny De Gracia: CBD Sales Would Be Good For Hawaii
Reluctance to legalize marijuana should not hamper a potentially profitable and useful new market for CBD.