Why is the state focused on a $350 million rebuild in Halawa when Ching Field is already in operation?

Our farmers need better tools to make agriculture an industry that is financially realistic.

The Office of Information Practices is once again trying to reverse its defeat in court in order to impede the people’s right to know.

One person, one vote is the only fair way to choose American presidents.

It starts with a Bill of Rights for the public on what they should expect of lawmakers.

We are still behind when it comes to converting cesspools, but we have a rare opportunity to become a national leader in new sanitation technologies and policies.

The best leaders fit the circumstances and trajectory of what is needed at a moment in time.

For dozens of nonpartisan races, Hawaii officials should calculate vote totals and post clear data on the winners and losers instead of leaving voters to figure it out.

Lawmakers could easily allow the public to see and understand more about exactly how they do our business.

It’s time to consider full public funding, super-match programs and citizen vouchers.