Everybody likes to complain about corruption, but what if it means voting for the enemy?

The debate over an empty plot of land in Hawaii Kai is part of a larger story about history that development erased.

People want solutions right away — not so easy during the pandemic.

Three stories about high school students in Hawaii. Two are uplifting and inspiring. The other is frightening and sad.

The glory days of expanding rights are over. What’s next?

Deploying the Legislature’s two-minute rule is a helpful way to understand how government leaders convince the public that things really aren’t that bad.

The law can be powerful but also frustrating. Just ask the Legislature.

Term limits and anti-corruption measures may feel satisfying, but they do little to get at the underlying problems.