It’s easy to call someone a NIMBY and undermine valid opposition rather than fully analyze a project’s long-term consequences.

Senate Bill 2471 presents a serious, carefully framed constitutional argument worthy of judicial review.

By swapping an un-elected bureaucrat for scandal-tainted Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke, Green has not solved the problem of leaving the leadership of the state to the political equivalent of a substitute teacher.

Her decision not to run for reelection doesn’t address the bigger problem — how inept the state is when it comes to corruption investigations.

Japanese kyudo archery only attracts a small number of users on Oʻahu but a new facility would take up considerable public space.

In an era where so many basic things are unaffordable for the most frustrating, unfair reasons, this bit of Hawaiʻi exclusivity is still obtainable by the middle class.

The Legislature killed bills that would have funded more voter centers but we can increase in-person capacity before August without legislative action.

Gender roles are a cultural issue, not just a political one. And Republicans, not Democrats are winning the culture.

We need a frank discussion about ideas that could make material improvements to the islands, even if it means more development and easing certain regulatory restrictions. 

Every public school in Hawaiʻi should take the same approach to defining dyslexia and screening students for reading difficulties.