Lawmakers and the governor should strongly consider the findings and recommendations in this impressive task force report.

President Trump has invoked the facade of a border crisis purely to save his own political hide. Congress must act in the best interest of all Americans.

A recent major ruling from the Hawaii Supreme Court makes clear the necessity of government transparency.

The looming legislative session offers an opportunity to push for much-needed improvements in the workers’ compensation system.

Instead of responding directly to reports of a federal corruption investigation into his office, the Honolulu prosecuting attorney kicks up a cloud of smoke.

Keith Kaneshiro may be the target of a federal investigation into corruption. But his office will neither confirm nor deny.

HPD’s “lift zones” for park camping and a diversion-from-jail program with city prosecutors are welcome ideas to alleviate a vexing crisis.

The position is historically powerless and a big waste of money, time and talent.

Instead of taxing visitors and residents, the revenue could come from ticket buyers.

It’s long past time for Gov. David Ige to insist on changes and improvement within the Department of Health’s care home regulatory branch.

Other states allow for the process but not us, even though we’ve had our share of close races.

The Department of Education is seeking public input on revising its outdated rules. The Legislature should pitch in as well.