But both face daunting regulatory and cultural obstacles for Hawaiʻi.

Hawaiian values guide students in seeing health not just as a biological phenomenon but as a social, cultural, and spiritual practice rooted in place.

An appreciation of the Hawaii Walls exhibit at Farrington High School.

The overall degradation of biological habitats has been significant, and Hawaiʻi has sacrificed enough.

Yet, the Trump administration is undoing a century of hard work in education at the DOE and UH.

When business owners start questioning their future because of beach erosion, we should all pay attention.

Hawaiʻi’s children and families benefit tremendously from U.S. DOE programs.

A proposal would restrain the agency from warning the public on proven toxins.


Maui needs a coordinator for affordable housing and a community oversight board.

But because of the the coconut rhinoceros beetle, we are watching it die.