China is hopefully wise enough not to waste time and resources on an invasion.

A few structural reforms could go a long way to restoring the public trust and the dignity of legislators.

A House committee opted for “getting mud” on the state auditor rather than taking a deep dive into the inefficiencies in state government.

Hawaii seniors are justifiably alarmed at a triage score for hospitals.

The open-air architecture was designed to reflect democracy as it should be: open and transparent.

Lawmakers should grow the economy instead of growing the government.

Here are the remarks that former Hawaii House Minority Leader Gene Ward intended to give. But his speech was scuttled due to the pandemic.

Hawaii company Oceanit has a COVID-19 test that could help open the state back up for business.

It involves a transition to a new normal that ensures the islands are safe places for both workers and visitors.