Unless we can turn down the heat on the housing market, the result threatens to be catastrophic.

Hawaii remains hugely affected by and reliant on the visitor industry.

Government and the private sector can and should work together for the benefit of Hawaii residents.

They’ve never mattered more, and they can’t be negated by opinion.

We need to get far better at envisioning how to narrow the inequity exposed by the virus.

For many Honolulu workers the future is more about the next grocery bill than home ownership.

Dedicating a portion of property taxes to fund additional affordable housing would be a step forward.

The City and County of 2019 faces a collection of problems bordering on the intractable.

We need a working, practical consensus on how to best negotiate continuing growth in visitor numbers.