The public needs to contact their House member and demand that leadership follow the constitution in light of the recent court ruling.

A Honolulu commission wants to set aside acreage on the North Shore and in East Oʻahu for preservation.

The transparency that comes with debates is vital for competitive elections and the health of democracy itself.

Civic engagement shows up in other ways, like helping neighbors after a flood or sharing food.

Shark bites are uncommon on Oʻahu, despite it having the state’s largest population.

Weakening the independence of funding decisions risks undermining American innovation and competitiveness.

Local families are hard-pressed to find an affordable lifestyle in the Windward community.

What is overlooked amid discussions is that no one has ever died riding Biki.

Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawai‘i.

Hawaiʻi’s most dysfunctional board is still dogged by “election integrity” conspiracies. Can new leadership find a way forward?