The late secretary of state was hated by many. But he made tough decisions in moments when few were willing to serve.

New technologies are available and in use elsewhere that should be considered by the Legislature and state and local government.

The freedoms offered by the First Amendment include the freedom to exercise personal restraint.

Hawaii political leaders need to start getting ready for major sea level changes.

As campuses across the U.S. erupt in controversy, the University of Hawaii takes a different tack.

At what point are Republicans saying things because they believe it, and what point are people saying things because they think it is expected of them?

Oahu needs to prepare and inform residents about public emergencies.

Voters often fixate on ideology, but especially when it comes to a crisis, character is more important.

Increasing public participation on boards and committees could help alleviate growing frustration and community distrust about the direction of the state.