Medicare’s annual enrollment period runs now through Dec. 7.

Why bank on a rail system that may not even come into existence by 2025?

A story about the obliteration of a remote Hawaiian islet resonates in Alaska.

Two trustees respond to a recent news article on the spending practice.

Corporate entities could promote changes to the Hawaii constitution that would favor business over workers and weaken civil rights.

“Hey, it takes money to win, but I’m a believer in severe campaign spending limitations. Televising and archiving all hearings? Sounds like a good thing.”

“OHA needs to change the classification of the CEO back to administrator, allowing trustees, as advised by the State Auditor, to take back the office.”

“Given that OHA’s strategic plan expires this year, this election is that much more critical.”

“One of the most pressing issues to Native Hawaiians is the failure of OHA to collect its fair share of ceded lands revenue.”

“I think that for many Hawaiians, living in an environment that does not promote or celebrate a culture that they identify with has left them with a feeling of hopelessness.”

“I think it’s about time I go back to my roots and give back in whatever way I can help our Hawaiian people.”

Hawaii public education is underfunded, but directly involving rich people is a path toward privatization.