Candidate Q&A: Maui County Council (West Maui) — Rick Nava
“I believe that we have more than enough hotels and condos here on Maui. What we need to build are affordable housing and affordable rentals.”
Candidate Q&A: Maui County Council (West Maui) — Tamara Paltin
“I have noticed that new developments, especially commercial properties, are often left vacant or if businesses move to new developments their old buildings are left vacant, to the detriment of our communities.”
Candidate Q&A: Maui County Council (East Maui) – Shane Sinenci
“Maui County is quickly becoming a home for the rich only and not for the common folks. We need to start building for real people, and not for people with multiple homes.”
Candidate Q&A: Maui County Council (East Maui) — Claire Kamalu Carroll
“I have always had an open door policy. Working with others is the key. To listen and keep an open mind. There are always two sides of the story.”
Citizen Initiative: A Tool Hawaii Could Really Use
It would shake up the power monopoly and rejuvenate faith in democracy. But realistically, the only way to get it is through a constitutional convention.
Hawaii Unions Say Little Has Changed Since Landmark Janus Decision
Union supporters had feared the opinion by U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority would erode union membership.
Candidate Q&A: State House District 36 — Marilyn B. Lee
“The Legislature should be more transparent, especially when actions are taken late in the session. Then there is a great temptation to gut and replace measures with language that has never been seen by the public.”
Candidate Q&A: State House District 36 — Val Okimoto
“The Legislature should not be creating and passing an endless amount of bills and regulations based on special interests; instead they should represent the people.”
These Two City Council Candidates Are Political Worlds Apart
In the shadow of Honolulu rail, one envisions a future built around train stations. The other wants to rein in runaway rail spending.
This Ballot Measure Is Sparking Intense Debate Over Hawaii’s Schools
The proposed constitutional amendment is already one of the most contentious issues to go before voters in the 2018 election.