Some 3.6 million residents of U.S. territories can vote in presidential primaries but not the general election because of where they live.

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

High-profile corruption cases and voter apathy have not crimped the desire to run for office.

Success or failure on the pitch isn’t likely to bring about meaningful political change.

The Honolulu Charter Commission has vetted hundreds of proposals. There are still a few on the table.

How one artist’s kuleana colored the walls in Hawaiʻi.

Thanks to the struggles of an unpopular White House, top Dems believe political winds are pushing them toward huge victories this fall.

The city must choose a path that can satisfy federal law, the consent decree and environmental protection requirements.

The minority party hopes to capitalize on recent gains in the Hawaiʻi Legislature, but the biggest elephant in the room is Trump.

AI can support livelihoods, prosperity and culture, but only if island communities have a real say in how it is built and governed.