Forget the scenery, forget the weather and ask yourself this: What was the last thing your government did for you that made you feel good about living here?

Controlling demand and formulating housing prices based on local wages is how some locals say Hawaii can move forward.

Playing by the rules, trying to save money, and doing your best to feed the kids and pay the bills? Try harder this election season.

Find a way to bring back Senate Bill 2381 and let’s have the campaign equalizer we all need.

With the midpoint of the session behind us, citizens need to stay engaged, be persistent, and keep their eyes open.

Putting the state through scarcity measures to pay for Maui’s reconstruction runs the risk of turning a localized disaster into a bigger one.

If you're comfortable with how you're doing with the status quo, you may be part of the problem.

Policymakers and academics need to start discussing what we can do to prepare for the possibility of a major war that reaches our shores.

Funding public education with property taxes needs a deeper discussion many are not prepared for in Hawaii.