Honolulu residents should vote yes on Charter Amendment Question No. 1.

It affects financial security, retirement readiness, caregiving, community stability and whether people can envision a future for themselves and their families.

Question No. 6 ensures Honolulu police officers have clear, codified guardrails regardless of who holds the badge or sits in Washington.

Papahānaumokuākea showed me what abundance can look like, and what we must do so the next generation can inherit a healthier ocean.

Our public schools face a mix of changes and challenges, which should ask us if we are adjusting quickly enough in response. 

Comparing the preschool seats today with the number that existed six years ago does not tell the whole story of Hawaiʻi’s progress.

To be clear, the authority does not own or manage the building or its common areas. HCDA is working to address problems for the 151 rental units under its control.

Mari and Vaigai have also developed strong bonds with the people who care for them.

First the problem is denied. Then the person raising it is attacked as “difficult.”

What’s needed in the Ala Wai watershed is a grand vision for flood control, public access, water quality, habitat and scenic splendor.