Hawaii must catch and eliminate the harmful creatures regardless of the means by which they hitchhike to our state.

A “real mess” involving loans, DHHL, the governor and the counties.

Just think how expensive homes will be if the City Council approves new mandates.

When government squeezes too hard with taxes and regulations, people will vote with their feet.

The points made in a UHERO study merit further discussion among policymakers in Hawaii and nationally.

Justin Kollar says he will prosecute all such cases as first-time offenders regardless of prior records.

A new state law requires partnerships, estates, and trusts to withhold on income distributed to nonresidents.

Shouldn’t Hawaii taxpayers be able to see what they paid for?

Why was the DLNR so upset with a recent state audit of the use of rent revenue?

A new law year clarifies that “mandatory” resort fees are subject to the hotel tax.

It depends on whether it comes from the consent of those governed. In Hawaii’s case, there was consent.

If the vacant homes tax ends up to be 4% or 5%, people will want to avoid the tax.