Ian Lind

As prior court cases have shown, there’s no evidence that airing complaints against the police department result in any kind of harm to officers or the agency.

Warning: You may need a tissue to get through this one.

Both sides claim victory in the legal battle between landowners and the state over who should maintain the “Gold Coast” barrier.

While billing itself as a grassroots organization, the group represents business and labor interests that benefit from the project.

The decision to let the Thirty Meter Telescope move forward closely tracks reasoning in an earlier case involving a Maui telescope.

We should be pushing for rational diplomacy rather than returning to a Cold War mentality.

Until now, the answer has been “no.” But the tragic fire in the Marco Polo condominiums could change the equation.

Sorry, but simply getting legally required paperwork filed on time isn’t enough to justify a special award for ethics.

I followed their wishes to scatter their ashes at sea after they were cremated, but now I find myself wondering why they made that decision.

The high-end resort wants a long-term easement allowing it to hold more weddings and other events that could take up more of the public beach.

A well-known Native Hawaiian attorney said it would be a war crime to evict his client. The state Supreme Court disagreed.

Pushing ahead with a missile defense system in Hawaii wouldn’t make us any safer, and could signal to North Korea and others that we aren’t interested in diffusing tensions.